Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money

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Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money

2010

Action, Role-Playing

As the victim of a raw deal you must work alongside three other captured wastelanders to recover the legendary treasure of the Sierra Madre Casino. In Dead Money, your life hangs in the balance as you face new terrain, foes, and choices. It is up to you how you play your cards in the quest to survive

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Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money

2010

Action, Role-Playing

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grandfather

01 Oct 2022

Absolutely beautiful story, somehow manages to turn FNV into a horror game. Can only imagine what it would be like with modern technology.

01 Oct 2022

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RuruSmasher

09 Mar 2021

I'm usually in games for story with a dash of combat, but I somehow loved the grueling aspect of this DLC. The story really worked but being left without any of my security blanket gear and items with a bomb around my neck and getting to hate speakers and radios... Could not have expected loving being tortured so much.

09 Mar 2021

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favery

04 Aug 2020

*BEEP BEEP BEEP* *BOOM* WRONG, TRY AGAIN!

04 Aug 2020

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TheEscapist

19 Apr 2020

Amazing DLC, great atmosphere, music and characters. Loved it!

19 Apr 2020

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vv238

23 Nov 2018

The best piece of content in an already great game. This DLC drips with excellent atmosphere with some phenomenally-written characters and an incredibly poignant story wrapped-up in one of the most sad, melancholic settings in any Fallout game to date. Dead Money is deliberately unlike everything else in the game and is all the better for this fact.

23 Nov 2018

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Velvet Crowe

04 Oct 2018

A fantastic expansion to an already phenomenal game. This DLC boasts a daunting atmosphere and does a perfect job of taking you out of your comfort zone, even if some of the gimmicks they use to do this are fucking annoying. On top of this, it also boasts a fascinating plot about letting go of one's past demons, perpetuated by a great cast of characters. Dean Domino is the highlight of this DLC being perhaps one of the most memorable and interesting personalities in the entire series.

04 Oct 2018

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