Outlined in a new post on Steam, Bethesda shared with fans everything that will be rolling out to Fallout 4 next week on November 10th. Beyond the aforementioned arrival of the Creations menu, Bethesda has made some slight gameplay improvements, specifically to NPCs and VATS. Fallout 4 will also be getting additional fixes related to game crashing, with others being specific to PC and include resolutions for ultrawide monitor setups.
Further down the road, Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition will also be coming to Nintendo Switch 2. Rather than this release taking place next week, though, Bethesda will be bringing Fallout 4 to Switch 2 at some point in 2026. At the time of this writing, we have yet to see FO4 running on the Nintendo console, but footage should be coming about in the months ahead.
Until then, to get a look at all of these upcoming additions to Fallout 4 for yourself, you can view the full patch notes attached below.
Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition Update Patch Notes
Creations Menu: A new in-game Creations menu has been added, making it easier than ever to discover, download and enjoy content from professional developers and passionate enthusiasts alike.
Gameplay & Performance
VATS Accuracy: VATS hit chances are now consistent across platforms and no longer drop to 0% or show incorrect values. Targeting enemies through walls without the Penetrator perk is no longer possible.
NPC Visual Creations: Fixed stuttering and hitching caused by Creations that edit NPC visuals. Performance is improved when using such Creations.
Stability & Crashes
BNET Connectivity: Better handling when there is a Bethesda.net outage
Crafting Station Crash: Interacting with crafting stations or the workshop on ultrawide monitors no longer causes crashes.
Ultrawide & Super Ultrawide Support
UI & HUD Scaling: UI elements, HUD backgrounds, and item previews now scale correctly for 21:9 and 32:9 aspect ratios. Menus, quest updates, tutorials, workshops, and inspected objects are no longer stretched or squished.
Pip-Boy Map: Players can now place markers, fast travel, and pan the map to the right side in the Pip-Boy when using ultrawide resolutions.
Save Preview Images: Save preview images are now letterboxed to avoid looking squished on ultrawide monitors.
Miscellaneous
Resolution Detection: Autodetect now sets supported display resolutions, preventing crashes on launch.
