New "Fallout 4" details reveal new trailer featuring the latest Creation Kit Mods and "Survival Mode" launch date for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox Onc consoles.
Bethesda Softworks announce the new Creation Kit Mods for "Fallout 4" and it will be available in the open beta gameplay in PC this week and launched a new game trailer featuring game director Todd Howard and the rest of the staff in creating the mod kit for the game.
The video game publisher created the new Mod kits to let gamers do whatever they within "Fallout 4" like creating new armor, weapons, items etc. which do not exist within the game. Bethesda goal was simply make the mods easier more accessible than before with its new Bethesda.net system that allows users to make the latest and greatest mods in "Fallout 4.
The Creation Kit can be downloaded for free in the Bethesda.net launcher as Bethesda plans to update and evolve mods in the Creation Kit based on the gaming fans feedbacks and experiences, VG 24/7 reported.
To access the 1.5 update on the PC, users will have to log into Steam, right click on "Fallout 4" in the library, select settings then select Betas. A drop down menu will appear and select Beta and click OK. Users will have to wait for "Fallout 4" to be updated and game will appear in the Library as "Fallout 4 [Beta]".
Console users will also have access to the new Creation Kits next month for the Xbox One and in June for he PS4 console.
In other news, the revamped "Survival Mode" in "Fallout 4's" 1.5 update will be available in the PS4 and Xbox One consoles on May. Although Bethesda did specify which day it will be available, chances are it might be next week since they scheduled 1.5 update, Express UK reported.
Next month will also feature"Fallout 4's" next DLC expansion "Far Harbor" and it is rumored to have a file size for 2.69GB when gamers download it.
The "Far Harbor" expansion in "Fallout 4" will feature new quest, dungeons, settlements, equipment and monsters. Howard stated that "Far Harbor" could still be subject to change for instance if the previous expansions will not sell, Bethesda will likely tweak some add-on for the DLC in order to make it work. The DLC will launch on May and will cost around $24.99.
"Fallout 4" is currently available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.