Regardless of whether you view it in isolation, or in the context of the wider Fallout 3 experience, it struggles to justify its existence. The law of diminishing returns had to kick in at some stage, and so it has proven with Mothership Zeta. After all, the main game was hardly lacking.
Now onto its fifth episode downloadable expansion, even Bethesda's staunchest supporters must be wondering whether Fallout 3 really warrants this many extra episodes. Lavishing a game's community with an unprecedented amount of post-release content can be taken one of two ways: either you're cannily responding to an irrepressible demand with memorable experiences, or just being brazenly cynical by churning out filler that wasn't really good enough for the main game.
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