Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money

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Pros:

Excellent dialogue and voice acting bring the new characters to life, At first, it's satisfying to avoid or destroy traps, A good length for a good price.

Cons:

Avoiding hazards eventually gets tedious and annoying, The villa's mazelike streets are visually unappealing, The forced stealth and escape sequences aren't at all enjoyable.

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Last revision on April 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Excellent dialogue and voice acting bring the new characters to life, At first, it's satisfying to avoid or destroy traps, A good length for a good price

Reviewers Didn't Like

Avoiding hazards eventually gets tedious and annoying, The villa's mazelike streets are visually unappealing, The forced stealth and escape sequences aren't at all enjoyable

Expert reviews and ratings

The content of Dead Money can get frustrating quickly. Still, for the patient souls out there, this fresh spin on Fallout is a decent buy. With a level cap raise and an interesting (but also tedious) 4 to 6-hour quest line, this add-on can be worth...

By IGN Gear on March 15, 2011

Spoiler Notice and Other Information: The author wishes to note up front that Dead Money cannot meaningfully be reviewed without spoiling some of its content. While major story surprises won’t be discussed, some general aspects and even a few...

By Gamers Daily News on March 08, 2011

Trial-and-error frustrations diminish the impact of this add-on's great characters and...

By GameSpot on February 23, 2011

Full Disclosure: I am a Fallout nut. ‘Nuttier than squirrel poo’ is a phrase that I would apply to my obsession with all things Fallout. I played and replayed Fallout 1 and 2 for a decade before Fallout 3 came out. Blah blah blah, old...

By GamingShogun on April 01, 2011