Updated on August 27, 2021, by Ritwik Mitra: The massive mod support enjoyed by most Bethesda titles is nothing to scoff at.
Regardless of how many times you've played Fallout 4, looking at a few mods might make you want to jump back into it. Related: Fallout 4: Plot Holes That Aren’t Actually Plot HolesĪ carefully constructed mod load order can completely change your gameplay experience. Bethesda has a reputation for creating compelling worlds that could greatly benefit from user-created additions, which often seek to resolve unaddressed bugs or improve on what's already there. Mod support is one of the best features in the console release of the game, for good reason. Unfortunately, few PS4 titles allow you to do that, but that's not the case when it comes to Fallout 4. This is the first of four mods designed to alter the look of the wasteland to match the four seasons using only pre-existing in-game assets, all from the same modder.Nothing makes a game better than installing some fun mods.
Considering the popularity, creator ANDREWCX did a pretty good job. The mod is designed to enhance the look of the map, and minimize any effect on your FPS. Tired of endless brown? The most favorited mod for the PS4 is this simple foliage reskin, making the formerly colorless wasteland into a brighter apocalyptic environment, bringing a splash of green to go with all that gray. For you poor souls suffering under the painful limitations of the PS4, this list is for you.
Still, there’s a lot of quality stuff floating around that’s available under the PS4 umbrella, and I delved into those awkward, strictly-chartered waters to find 8 diamonds in the rough.Īnd just to be perfectly clear, PC modding is the best, most obvious choice for Fallout 4 fans. Thanks to the limitations imposed by Sony, the developers at Bethesda released a severely limited version of their console mod functionality, essentially neutering any PS4 modding scene that might’ve thrived under better circumstances.
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