(Both are in the gallery below.)īethesda’s official stance on the Creation Club is something akin to “these aren’t paid mods” even though they are very obviously paid mods. The two most novel items are probably the Power Horse Armor and Morgan Yu’s suit from Prey. Users are gifted 100 credits the first time they sign in and credits are transferable between Fallout 4 and Skyrim on PC and Xbox credits are not transferable between games on PS4.Īs for the initial batch of content, it’s mostly kitschy reskins and spins on existing things. Here’s a screenshot of the storefront, which shows some power armor for 500 credits which is about $5. The pricing isn’t widely available yet, but the consensus seems to be that 100 credits is approximately equal to $1. The Creation Club is said to be coming to PS4 and Xbox One tomorrow. In order for it to work, Fallout 4 has to be updated to version 1.10. As outlined in a post on Steam, the program is in beta in Fallout 4 on PC. Today, the first Creation Club implementation has begun.

Because of that extra degree of quality control, the Creation Club is a paid system. The pitch is that these add-ons (think weapons, armor, accessories) are developed by either Bethesda employees or third-party creators, and then they go through an internal review by Bethesda to ensure that they’re completely compatible with the game. At this year’s E3, Bethesda announced the Creation Club - a new ecosystem of game content for Fallout 4 and Skyrim.

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