It’s essentially a ranged weapon that fires a spread-shot, as well a couple of useful abilities. With all the DLC enemies from Fractured Worlds also comes a new type of weapon: the guitar.
You navigate through three dungeons that even for a level 30 character are fairly tough. It’s not a very long expansion, but it does enough to not outstay its welcome. As a fan of the band and having been lucky enough to see them in a small, intimate gig in UEA Norwich less than a decade ago, the touches are appreciated. This is far from where the only Motörhead influence in the expansion, as there are little touches both big and small that are nods to the band’s work. It has a plot surrounding the legend of a thing called the Snaggletooth, a god-like being that was created by the late and great Motörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister. Motörhead: Through the Ages, on the other hand, looks as if it’s had more care and attention put into it. Overall Fractured Worlds does have some good additions, but the core hook will have limited appeal and the performance issues unique to it badly need ironing out. From what I can tell, the issues seem unique to that mode as both the base game and the other major piece of DLC seem fine. There can also occasionally be graphical issues when showing attacks and even enemies disappearing from the screen, yet still being active.
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