Fallout 4: support for the mods will begin in April on PC

Bethesda has confirmed that support for the mods for Fallout 4 will debut on PC in April, while the players in possession of the console versions will have to wait a bit 'longer. The confirmation came from the game director Todd Howard, part of an interview with the US magazine Game Informer. The launch of the mod will then take place at the turn of the publication of the first and second DLC, entitled Automatron and Wasteland Workshop.

"We want to offer on PC and get it running. In April. All this material will be released on PC. This is likely to take at least a month earlier than Xbox One and two months in advance of the PlayStation 4 version, "he added Howard.

Soon PC gamers will also have the opportunity to test the Survival Mode, although Howard has indicated that these contents have received several changes during construction and may still take some 'time before being completed. During the same interview it was confirmed that the digital edition sales of Fallout 4 were significantly higher than the retail counterpart in the day of launch.