Nexus Mod Manager, which allows you to manage and install mods downloaded via Nexus Mods for various games, has finally received support for Fallout 4.

Players who have a PC copy of Bethesda's latest release, Fallout 4, can now use the Nexus Mod Manager to make installing mods quicker and easier to do.

Nexus Mod Manager is the easiest way to install many mods for Fallout 4, as it eliminates most of the hassle of installing mods manually. Download it here.

The Nexus Mod Manager is quite able to handle mod conflicts, and even to resolve deletions locally on the local machine, giving this same behaviour, but allowing mod makers to delete their mods ...

This post highlights some helpful tweaks to deal with a widespread issue on the Fallout 4 mod manager that’s not working in Windows 10. Read on to learn more.

5] Switch to Vortex Mod Manager or MO2 If after updating the Nexus Mod Manager, the Fallout 4 mods are still not working or not showing up in the load order, switch to another mod manager.

Browse Nexus Mods for the mod you wish to add into Aliens: Dark Descent. Be sure to create an account first, and then on the mod's page, select the Download: Manual button to obtain the mod file.

Eventually, you'll probably want to install Skyrim mods —and you can already do just that through both Nexus Mod Manager and Vortex, the Skyrim Nexus's (relatively) new mod management tool.