Just when you thought Bethesda was down for the count with Fallout 4 – not including the Fallout 4 VR title that was showcased at E3 2017 – the company announces Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition and Pip-Boy Collector’s Edition for release in September.

Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition includes all previously released DLC including Nuka-World, Vault-Tec Workshop, Contraptions Workshop, Far Harbor, Wasteland Workshop and Automatron. Players will also avail of free updates like Survival mode and high-resolution textures, not to mention support for the heaps of mods developed thus far.

As for the Pip-Boy Collector’s Edition, it will available in North America at a few retailers. Along with a real world version of Fallout’s infamous Pip-Boy, it will also contain Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition and retails at $99.99. Both editions will be available on Xbox One, PS4 and PC on September 26th.

Meanwhile, Fallout 4 VR will release in Q4 2017 for HTC Vive. Find out more about it here.

Don’t give a damn about Destiny or Tom Clancy’s The Division? Want a break from Dark Souls 3 constantly kicking your ass? Then head on over to Bethesda’s Fallout 4 with its latest DLC Wasteland Workshop having gone live today. It’s out on Xbox One, PS4 and PC and retails for $5 (though Asian players on consoles will have to wait till April 19th to get it).

Wasteland Workshop, much like Automatron, focuses more on crafting and customization. Unlike Automatron, you’re not building robots. Instead, you’re modifying our settlements with all kinds of new items like signs, traps and much more. It’s also now possible to capture wild creatures and bring them back to your settlement for pit fights…even against NPCs you may not like very much.

Can the robots fight the creatures though? That remains to be seen and we can’t wait to find out. What are your thoughts on Wasteland Workshop thus far? Let us know in the comments below.

After announcing the release date for Fallout 4’s Wasteland Workshop, Bethesda Softworks released patch 1.05 for all platforms. This added support for the DLC ahead of its release. Its size is 2.352 GB on PlayStation 4 but it will vary for other platforms. There doesn’t seem to be much more to it than DLC support.

Wasteland Workshop will add a number of new features to the game including decorations for one’s settlement, new traps, ways to capture and tame wild beasts, organizing fights between said wild beasts and settlers and much more. Basically, settlement builders are going to have a blast but we’re not sure if there will be a questline to pursue like in Automatron.

Next month’s Far Harbor will be different – it will be Bethesda’s single largest land mass in a DLC till date (even bigger than Oblivion’s Shivering Isles) and will contain a new story, new side-quests and much more. Also look out for the official mod tools from Bethesda later this month.

Bethesda Softworks has announced that its second DLC for Fallout 4, Wasteland Workshop, will be releasing on April 12th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Wasteland Workshop is a bit different from Automatron but the principle is the same – offering players a whole new range of goodies to customize their game with. The theme this time is settlements and monsters, namely new decorations and adornments and the ability to capture live beasts, tame them and organize battles. Want to see Preston take on a Deathclaw as revenge for all those side-quests he gave you? Now’s your chance. You can even mount the heads of various creatures on your walls.

Wasteland Workshop will also be followed by the long-awaited release of official mod tools from Bethesda, though the developer hasn’t dated the same. If you’re not all that interested in dressing up your settlement, then take heart because Far Harbor – which offers a ton of new content and a brand new area to explore – will be coming in May.

Though there have been plenty of mods out already, Fallout 4 will be receiving its official mod-making tools on PC courtesy of Bethesda Softworks in April. It will follow the release of the Automatron DLC which is out in March.

Game director Todd Howard revealed this to Game Informer. “We want to get it up on PC and have it work. It’ll probably be a good month before it hits Xbox One, and another month for PlayStation 4.”

As for Automatron and Wasteland Workshop, Howard provided a few details on both DLC, stating that, “The first one, Automatron, has a little quest line and this Pokemon-esque ‘kill robots, get their parts, build your own’ [gameplay].

“The Wasteland Workshop DLC is obviously for Workshop people. We wanted it to scratch that itch of ‘Can I build my own Thunderdome?'”

Survival Mode is also expected to be entering the Steam beta program “soon”. An official console release will follow when the time is right.