Dubbed as Bethesda's ultimate and final expansion for the action role-playing video game Fallout 4, the Nuka-World DLC is almost upon the patient players as it was recently revealed that the much-awaited content will be released on or before Aug. 30.

To jazz up its further release, its video game publisher has previously launched the new patch update 1.7 for the game earlier this month. The update is containing a significant content support for the imminent expansion. Among the featured inclusions in the update are a new store art type for Workshop settlements and its capacity to delete add-ons on the PlayStation 4 console without the need to fully uninstall it.

The said patch update and its contents can be viewed through the Steam Community site where the Steam users can access it live. In addition, the 1.7 update will be released for Xbox One and PS4 consoles in the following weeks. 

Meanwhile, the development of PlayStation 4 mods of the video game is still hanging in the balance as Pete Hines has revealed previously that the modding action is, in fact, still under evaluation. Hines noted further that the probability of its release will still depend on the outcome of the evaluation.  Further, he announced through his Twitter account that it is unknown whether or not the mods will be able to reach or go through beta testing.

The concluding story-based expansion content for Fallout 4, the Nuka-World DLC is situated in a desolate post-apocalyptic amusement park which was formerly owned by Nuka Cola. In its post-war state, the locale is now being inhabited and owned by the Raiders.

And while Bethesda has not disclosed any specific date for the said content, players can currently revel on the recently released Vault-Tec Workshop DLC, which is still being heavily promoted by the video game developer.

The imminent August launching of the Nuka-World DLC of Fallout 4 will be released for PS4, Xbox One and PC.