In line with Bethesda's "Fallout 4," it is through that the title's forthcoming DLC are set to be the last. Also, details on the survival mode have surfaced, along with new names uttered by the robot Codsworth.

Bethesda marketing executive Pete Hines recently confirmed that "Fallout 4's" "Nuka World" expansion is set to be the franchise's final DLC. On July 4, Hines tweeted that "Nuka World" was set to be the last expansion, in response to the Twitter user Dylan Andes' query.

Andes' question read as "Is Nuka World going to be the last Fallout 4 DLC or are you guys planning more as the year goes on?"

According to Game Spot, Nuka World looks like a rundown amusement park, which has been overtaken by the Raiders. Exact details on the entire gameplay are yet to be revealed; however, it is known that the forthcoming content follows the "Contraptions Workshop" update in June and the "Vault-Tec Workshop" in July.

It is further revealed that the three contents for "Fallout 4" are included with the $50 "Fallout 4" DLC pass. But then, their individual prices remain unclear at this point.

In other news, Bethesda is also set to release its "Fallout 4" Update 1.6 next week and it mainly showcases a new approach to save the game progress while in Survival Mode. According to Express, the upgrade is intended for the Xbox One version and the PlayStation 4 version is set to follow soon.

The reason behind the delay of the PlayStation 4 update is that Sony is currently working on the timing for the console's game version and will just release an update once available.

Meanwhile, "Fallout 4's" update also includes more names spoken by Codsworth the friendly robot. According to Game Spot, the android is not capable of saying more than 300 names, which include "John," "Cena," "Poe," "Phasma," and "Rihanna," among others. The exact word list can be viewed on Imgur.

Exact details on the release of "Fallout 4: Nuka World" are yet to be revealed.