Fallout 4 mod support hits PC in April, Xbox One in May, & PlayStation 4 in June

One of the biggest releases of 2015 is about to get even larger thanks to its community, and for once, this doesn’t only apply to the PC.

Mod support is coming to the Windows version of Fallout 4 in April, according to Bethesda director Todd Howard (via an interview with Game Informer). This will enable hobbyists to build their own content for the open-world role-playing adventure with a full set of official tools. And it will also enable Fallout 4 owners to search for mods using the Workshop browser on the Steam digital-distribution PC client from Valve. Of course, some mods are already available for Fallout 4, but getting full support from Bethesda should result in an eruption of amazing content that isn’t possible today. After Bethesda gets mods up and running on PC, it will release similar support for Xbox One and then PlayStation 4.