Mods can be fickle, though, and certain mods won't work nicely with other.
Once you find a mod you want to install just hit the download button. Specifically, the PS4 version doesn't support any mods that add new assets (such as character models or enemies) to the game. It's worth noting that, due to restrictions by Sony, the PS4 version of the game supports far fewer mods than it does on Xbox One.
Once you do that, you'll be able to sort through available mods by most popular, highest rated and other categories. Before you can install them, you'll need to make a account, which you can do here. In the console versions of Skyrim Special Edition, installing mods is as easy as going to the Mods section of the main menu (go figure). In case you aren't familiar with them, mods are fan-created modifications to a video game which can change things as small as menu layouts or as large as quests and graphics. How Skyrim Special Edition mods work and how to install them on PS4 and Xbox One Here's how it works and which mods you should install. Thanks to Skyrim Special Edition, players on Xbox One and PS4 (and hopefully Nintendo Switch) can finally install mods to significantly change up the Skyrim experience for themselves. However, one of the most popular aspects of the game, mods, has never been available to console players. Best of all, and with the right tweaking, you can also keep your trophies working with 60FPS (as mods generally disable trophies on PlayStation).Millions of players fell in love with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim back in 2011, diving deep into its humongous open world and its interesting themes. If you're using a PS4, then it's worth at least giving this a look. However, base PS4 consoles (and in some cases, even the PS4 Pro) might not always provide the most consistent results for framerates, so for the best and smoothest 60FPS experience, it's best to get this running on a PS5 instead. Technically, the mod will also work for PS4 and PS4 Pro. To activate this mod, simply download the mod (or ideally search it up on the PlayStation mod front), and install it. Modder Wrighton recently released a 60FPS mod for Skyrim on PlayStation 5. Now, it looks like 60FPS has finally come to PlayStation too. Back in November, a modder released a mod for Xbox Series X/S that added 60FPS to the console version of Skyrim. Modders have certainly found new and interesting ways to keep the experience fresh, thus leading to many returning players currently keeping the game more alive than a modern-day live service multiplayer game. Despite releasing almost ten years ago, Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has continued to flourish and thrive thanks to the continuous support of mods from the community.
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