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Here Are The Achievements For Fallout 4's Automatron DLC
Eagle-eyed Game Informer readers are noticing that Fallout 4's achievements jumped from 1,000 to 1,100 today, signaling the arrival of the game's first DLC offering, Automatron, is likely imminent. The 100-point bump is spread across five different achievements, three of which appear to be linked to story missions.
The Automatron DLC retails for $9.99 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, and introduces players to a character named the "Mechanist," a new threat in control of an evil robot army. One of the Mechanist's creations is named Robobrain. The player can loot fallen robots for parts that can be used to build new robotic companions that can be customized down to the color schemes.
Automatron's achievements, artwork, and goals are listed below (note: The images are not as vibrant as they should be since they haven't been unlocked through Xbox Live yet):
Robot Hunter
20 Points
Unlock 10 Robot Mods
Restoring Order
20 Points
Complete "Restoring Order"
Mechanical Menace
20 Points
Complete "Mechanical Menace"
The Most Toys
20 Points
Build 10 Robot Mods
Headhunting
20 Points
Complete "Headhunting"
Thanks to the many readers that shared this news tip with us.
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