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Skyrim Creation Kit Coming "Soon" to Steam

Modders will now have their tools. Soon.

The Elder Scrolls has always been a series known for its various mods made by the community. This is because Bethesda has always made available tools to assist modders in creating quality content, and the latest entry in the series, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, looks to be no exception.

Bethesda has revealed that the Creation Kit for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be made available "soon" on Steam for free. The Creation Kit is a set of tools that will help users create various modifications for the game. A new developer diary has been released to showcase the new features that the kit will bring.

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Hi!

We’re pleased to announce that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s Creation Kit, the content creation mod tool, will be available soon as a free download via Steam.

With the Creation Kit’s upcoming release, we have just posted a new developer diary by Production Director, Ashley Cheng as well as a video highlighting some of the new features that will be made available to our modding community through the Skyrim Workshop on Steam. The Skyrim Workshop will allow users to easily upload, download, and install their mods, making sharing custom content easier than ever before.

To check out the latest developer diary and video visit elderscrolls.com/community. While we’ve also made the video available for download from the FTP or download link below, we feel it is best enjoyed in the context of the accompanying diary.


 
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We’re pleased to announce that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s Creation Kit, the content creation mod tool, will be available soon as a free download via Steam.

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