Fallout 76 has just announced its next big expansion to the world of Appacalia in the form of a new Atlantic City Expedition. The trailer was quite limited in what it did show, but we did get a glimpse of what to expect. So if you're interested in knowing more about the Atlantic City Expedition DLC in Fallout 76, then keep reading.
Below we'll be discussing everything you need to know about the Atlantic City Expedition DLC in Fallout 7, including its speculated release date, features, content, and much more. So without further delay, let's jump right in.
15 September 2023 - Page checked and updated with the latest news and information.
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Fallout 76 Atlantic City DLC Release Date Speculation
During the Xbox Extended Showcase, an updated release window for the Atlantic City expansion in Fallout 76 was revealed. The expansion is set to arrive sometime in 2024, although a specific month or quarter was not provided. Based on the timing of the announcement, it is likely to be early next year, possibly the beginning of 2024.
The exact scale of the expansion is uncertain, but it is expected to be similar in scope to the Fallout 76: The Pitt Expedition update. So for now all we can do is hope there are no delays for this new Expansion and that we can expect its arrival sometime during the first half of 2024 at the latest.
Fallout 76 Atlantic City DLC - Content and Features
For those who are not familiar, Expeditions in Fallout 76 are story-based missions that are randomized and can be repeated. According to Bethesda, these missions are usually as extensive as the end-of-line quests. The Pitt was the first Expedition added into the game, and transported players to a post-nuclear Pittsburgh, away from Appalachia.
The brief trailer for the upcoming Fallout Expedition reveals limited information, but there are some intriguing details related to the lore of Atlantic City in the Fallout universe. According to the story, Atlantic City is currently controlled by The Five Families, a raider group competing for dominance over the area. This narrative element may potentially be explored further in The Expedition when it is released.
In terms of backstory, Atlantic City presents a more captivating premise compared to The Pitt, which was a revisited location from a Fallout 3 DLC. Unlike The Pitt, Atlantic City has not been featured in any previous Fallout game. While the trailer did not provide extensive insights into the city itself, it appears that players will be able to access the area through an Expedition similar to The Pitt. Despite the post-apocalyptic setting, Atlantic City still retains its gambling elements, and there is even a rebuilt aquarium.
So there you have it, everything you need to know about the upcoming expansion for Fallout 76, the Atlantic City Expedition DLC. For the time being, you can check out the latest Fallout 76 trailer above, along with a few teasers for Atlantic City, and be sure to check back here soon for more details.