As we explore the island, we discover various groups, including a radiation-worshipping cult, a cluster of synthetic humans offering refuge for their kind, and a village of isolationist islanders who are mistrustful of mainlanders. A girl has gone missing, and the clues she leaves behind take players to an island where the human inhabitants have been forced to live on a large dock due to a strange radioactive fog that covers the atoll. Far Harbor's story begins with a call for help at Valentine's Detective Agency in Diamond City. Show moreįALLOUT 4: FAR HARBOR is the third piece of paid add-on content for Fallout 4, a postapocalyptic role-playing game that puts players in the shoes of a cryogenically frozen hero (male or female) who wakes up after hundreds of years in a Boston ravaged by radiation and populated by a mix of humans, mutants, robots, and bizarre animals. The player's character also has the opportunity to romance and sleep with a cyborg, though without nudity.

The player's character can use alcohol and drugs to improve their abilities (though they risk becoming addicted and needing medical treatment), and several characters use strong language, including 'f-k.' The open-ended story touches on many mature themes, ranging from discrimination to cult-like religion but leaves players to form their own opinions and deal with these concepts - and indeed almost every situation - in their own way via compassion and understanding or intolerance and violence. Combat against human and nonhuman enemies with guns and explosives results in some extremely gory slow-motion scenes where enemies often explode into bloody chunks or are completely disintegrated. Parents need to know Fallout 4: Far Harbor is a paid downloadable add-on to Fallout 4, a postapocalyptic first-person role-playing game, and that it contains much of the same mature content.

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