Descriptions for both items do not clarify what kind of content will be included, but it's safe to assume that multiple expansions will come at a later date. While the Season Pass will cost gamers $30, there's also a $90 Fallout 4 Digital Deluxe Bundle which comes with a copy of the title and its DLC all in one package. Now, for those willing to put faith in Bethesda's post-launch development abilities for Fallout 4, it's been confirmed that Xbox One owners can officially start pre-ordering the Season Pass on the Xbox Marketplace. Nevertheless, fans ought to expect some spectacular add-ons, with Fallout 3's Broken Steel and Fallout: New Vegas' Dead Money campaigns both being great examples of the studio's ability to make solid DLC for the retro-futuristic series. The actual materials that will make up the expansions for Fallout 4 were not initially established due to Bethesda focusing all of its efforts on ensuring the base game's launch is successful. Recently, the Maryland-based studio revealed that Fallout 4 will indeed have a Season Pass and DLC sometime post-launch, but perhaps the most welcome news came from Bethesda's later confirmation that the DLC will not be platform exclusive.
Ever since the official announcement of its existence during Bethesda's first-ever E3 2015 press conference, fans of the post-apocalyptic RPG franchise have continued to clamor for any new information regarding the game on a daily basis. Fallout 4 is arguably the most anticipated release of 2015.
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