It’s worth noting that even though the respective Bethesda pages are live for each of these mods, that doesn’t mean they can be installed on PS4 right now.

The Beantown Interiors Project (No DLC).

DiMA's Memories: Skip Far Harbor Memory Puzzle.

Companion Appearance Overhaul (Vanilla).

UCO: Unified Clothing Overhaul (Automatron) (includes Costume Party series).

UCO: Unified Clothing Overhaul (Far Harbor) (includes Costume Party series).

UCO: Unified Clothing Overhaul (Vault-Tec Workshop).

UCO: Unified Clothing Overhaul (Nuka World).

UCO: Unified Clothing Overhaul (Base Game) includes Costume Party series.

Unlocked Settlement Objects (Season Pass).

Longfellow's Cabin Bridge to Far Harbor.

Descriptions of how they work can be found by clicking the associated link Here’s every current mod that’s expected to be available on the feature’s release date. What we see are several small attempts to improve character aesthetic, settlements, environments and smaller gameplay mechanics. Because PS4 mods are restricted to only using assets found in the official Fallout 4 Creation Kit the end results aren’t life changing, but they should be fun to mess around with. The full PS4 mods list can be viewed as it updates at the link above, but, at the time of writing, there are about 68 unique options. The number of choices is steadily growing as the days pass, but it’s clear that Sony players will have dozens of small ways to customize their game very soon. Fallout 4 PS4 mods are coming soon, so Bethesda has released a list of compatible tweaks that should be ready for use on or around day one.

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