We believe that our games become something much more special, when we put the power of creation in your hands. Mods and the players who create them have always been an important part of our games, going all the way back to Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls Construction Set. Here’s all the info, including when we’ll finally get to see how well this will work on consoles: They’ve also revealed release windows for Xbox One and PS4 mods.

Bethesda has released a video and details for the Fallout 4 mods and Creation Kit, which is now in open beta for PC gamers (and, as you can see in the image above, apparently includes its own version of the infamous Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion horse armor). The game has been out for a while now, and we’ve already seen two DLC releases arrive, but now it’s time for the mods to take over. As if Fallout 4 coming wasn’t exciting enough at the end of last year, it was coming with a very intriguing promise attached to it: not only would there be the mods PC players add to their games created by users to do everything from enhance the game aesthetically, offer entirely new DLC-like locations and quests, or just turn your game into a completely bonkers experience, but there would also be mods available for console players on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

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