The long-in-development fan-made mode has finally released after years of development and some unfortunate recent delays.
"The end is in sight," the long-awaited Fallout 4 mod's development team says, confirming that it is being playtested by GOG.
"I totally get the desire for a new kind of ‘mainline’ single-player game, but those things take time," said Howard in a new interview.
Director Todd Howard also says that the majority of the expansion is set on a single, handcrafted planet.
Director Todd Howard says work is already underway on Starfield's second paid expansion.
Across its entire player base, the sci-fi RPG has an average play time of over 40 hours per player, as per director Todd Howard.
Creations are now available for all players, and while several are free, the pricing of Bethesda's new content is controversial.
Xbox Series X/S players will be able to install quite a few mods for Starfield with all that reserved storage.
Mod support arrives on all platforms alongside higher tiers of melee weapons and the option to mod them for more damage.
Fallout 76 players will be able to travel across the Savage Divide to southern Appalachian areas once the update hits.
Venture to Dazra, confer with House Va'Ruun and investigate a cosmic threat in the space-faring RPG's first paid expansion.
That's up from 17 million players as of December, with the game having enjoyed a significant boost thanks to the Amazon Prime show's success.
The sci-fi RPG's recent update was a significant one, adding plenty of long-requested new features and fixes.
Details are scarce, but Epic Games has confirmed that the battle royale title is getting a Fallout crossover.
It adds improved surface maps, new display settings for Xbox Series X players, additional gameplay options, ship decoration and more.
The update allows for choosing 30, 40 or 60 FPS and prioritizing either visuals or performance. It also re-enables Auto HDR on Xbox Series X/S.
The update also includes "further fixes and improvements", potentially addressing issues introduced with the Next-Gen Update.
Fallout 76's upcoming Skyline Valley update is adding new areas, quests, and weapons to the live service release - and it will be releasing sometime in June.
It may be years away, but whenever it arrives, Fallout 5 needs to improve on its predecessor in several areas.
Internet sleuths seem to have discovered evidence hinting at details on the upcoming expansion in Bethesda's recent update video.
