Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition comes out on November 10

"The protagonist's constant companion in the game is a dog named Dogmeat, but they have six other possible companions: their old robot butler Codsworth, Deacon the railroad agent, the mayor of the Goodneighbor settlement named John Hancock, an artificial synth or humanoid robot named Nick Valentine, Piper Wright the reporter, and Preston Garvey, who's a member of the paramilitary force Minutemen."

"Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition bundles the base game with Automatron, Far Harbor, Nuka-World and the Workshop expansions. The original open world game was released in 2015 and takes place in the year 2287, 210 years after the Great War. Like the other games in the franchise, it's set in a post-apocalyptic world with the aesthetics of 1940s and 1950s USA."

"In addition to the base game and the expansions, the anniversary release comes with 150 pieces of content from the Creation Club, an in-game marketplace where developers can sell weapons, skins and other DLCs. The free content includes different Dogmeat breeds, like a Husky and a Dalmatian. The anniversary edition even contains an in-game Creations menu that players can use to browse downloadable content. Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition will be available digitally on the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4."

Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition releases on November 10 and bundles the base game with Automatron, Far Harbor, Nuka-World and the Workshop expansions. The game is set in the year 2287, 210 years after the Great War, and follows the Sole Survivor of Vault 111 who awoke from cryogenic stasis. The player is accompanied by Dogmeat and can recruit six other companions including Codsworth, Deacon, John Hancock, Nick Valentine, Piper Wright, and Preston Garvey. The edition adds 150 Creation Club items, includes free Dogmeat breed options, and features an in-game Creations menu for browsing downloadable content. The edition will be available digitally on current and previous generation Xbox and PlayStation consoles and on PC.

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