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'Fallout 4' DLC release date update 2016: New expansion available starting at midnight

Ivan Menchavez March 22, 2016 02:45 AM EST

Bethesda has finally released a schedule for "Fallout 4's" first expansion. The DLC will be available starting tomorrow, March 22 for gaming consoles, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. It will be a worldwide release and it has given fans so much excitement on what to expect once they download it.

\'Fallout 4\' upcoming DLC, \'Automatron,\' will be out on March 22. | Bethesda Website

The new DLC titled, "Automatron," is the first of the three expansions to this highly popular game title. The next DLC will be "Wasteland Workshop" and the last one will be titled, "Far Harbor." The remaining two expansions are said to come out in the market before the end of 2016.

Bethesda has been working so hard polishing the first DLC of "Fallout 4." Rumor has it that the company has held off their other franchise games including "The Elder Scrolls 6" so that they can focus more on this project.

Players can purchase the Automaton DLC for $10; however, it is included in the $50 "Fallout 4" DLC pass if you have one. The new expansion is said to be about the "Mechanist," a character who has an army of malevolent robots ready to attack the Commonwealth.

Players can now build their own custom robot by hunting down other robots and taking their parts to build their own. It is going to be some sort of a whole new experience for gamers, who expected the expansions to be a little bit different.

Specific release date schedules vary per country and console. For North America, the new expansion will be available at midnight E.T. for Steam and Xbox One, while PS4 users can start downloading the DLC at 1:00 p.m. ET Tuesday.

Europe and other countries schedules are as follows:

Steam: Midnight in your timezone

PS4: Midnight in your timezone

Xbox One: Midnight in your timezone

Players can also refer to Bethesda's Pete Hines official Twitter account for more information about the new expansion.

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