A free download link is available from the game's launcher to get you started. Those interested in creating their own mods can download the Creation Kit for PC to start making their own Fallout 4 mods. The game will update and then appear in your Steam library with a "" tag. This is done by going into the Fallout 4 game properties from the Steam library and selecting "beta" from the drop-down menu on the "Betas" tab. PC owners who have not yet signed up for the Fallout 4 mods beta can do so from their Steam library. Details will likely be shared prior to the Xbox One receiving the update that adds mod support. This likely cuts out mods that replace existing textures with high-resolution ones as well as extensive conversions. Bethesda will presumably curate user-created additions to the game to ensure they don't overtly impact performance. How mods will be chosen as being available for PS4 and Xbox One consoles is still an open question. Mods can be favorited or downloaded directly from the website. A filter is also available along with the ability to search mods or view the mods that you have downloaded. It is divided up between most popular, latest, highest rated, and most favorited mods. The Bethesda website was also updated with a new mod section for Fallout 4 that features a growing list of mods. This is essentially the same experience from the Bethesda website but with the added convenience of not having to exit the game to download and install the mod. "We have a lot to do yet, but we hope it changes console gaming the way it has changed PC," the studio explained when it released in-game mod support for the PC.Ĭurrently on the PC, Fallout 4 players can visit the Mods menu in-game to browse and search for mods, choose favorites, post feedback, and install them from within the game. Support for mods on the console is supposed to launch later in May, so expect to hear from Bethesda soon if selected. The Fallout 4 mods beta will begin on the Xbox One following the release of the Far Harbor DLC on May 19, per a post from the Bethesda Twitter account. There you will be asked what platform you play on, your Xbox LIVE gamertag, how many characters you have, and other questions. Those interested in testing out mods on the Xbox One should head over to the account settings section of the Bethesda website and find the beta sign-up area.
Official in-game support for mods arrived for Fallout 4 on the PC two weeks ago via an open beta, as covered by the Inquisitr. Do you own Fallout 4 for the Xbox One and would like to help Bethesda Game Studios test on mods on the console? The company announced Tuesday it is now taking sign-ups to begin testing the console use of mods with its post-apocalyptic role-playing game.
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