Follow us on Google News
Get the latest updates directly in your Google News feed
Starfieldis one of the most anticipated video games of the year, and it is only a couple of months away from release, with fans highly excited to get their hands on the potentially huge upcoming title. To add another significant reason to get players pumped up for the game, Bethesda’s director has confirmed that the game will also be a “paradise” for gamers who love to unleash their creativity and mod video games. Having previously mentioned that the studio will completely “participate” in the process as well, a recent update on X (previously Twitter) basically further reassures that the beloved Creation Club will be coming back to the game.
Also Read:Bethesda Lets Users Play Starfield on 10 Year Old Console While PS5 Users Cry Foul
Creation Club Is Making a Comeback in Starfield
The Creation Club news was shared in a post on X (Twitter) by Starfield Beyond, which introduces itself as “The home to the ultimate Starfield community,” meaning that most of the unofficial updates that this user shares are quite authentic. According to the post, the Steam EULA for the game has been updated and now specifically mentions “Creation Credits,” which could probably mean that modders all across the world can rejoice because the Creation Club, or in other words, “paid mods,” would be making a comeback in the upcoming title. Check out the original post below:
⚡️#Starfield‘s updated Steam EULA references “Creation Credits”, potentially hinting at the return of the Creation Club or “paid mods” service.#Xboxpic.twitter.com/1Q0IZ73lWs
— Starfield Beyond | News, Discussions & more! 🚀 (@starfieldbeyond)July 10, 2025
This game’s Creation Club update hasn’t randomly appeared out of the blue because director Todd Howard has repeatedly discussed it in the past as well, for example, on the Lex Fridman podcast or during a conversation with Kinda Funny. According to Howard, Bethesda is fully committed to making the game’s world as big as possible, and it will also act as a huge blank canvas for players to go all out on with endless possibilities. To empower the individual creators even further, the studio will also involve itself in the whole process so that they also get paid for their modded work.
Also Read:No Man’s Sky Celebrates Seventh Birthday and Teases next Update in an Aim to Combat Starfield’s Popularity
The Bethesda Director Discusses Modding in Starfield
During a conversation with Kinda Funny Xcast a while back, director Todd Howard was basically asked about the scope of modding inStarfieldand if he was looking forward to the potential. Considering Bethesda’s long history of games being modded for years, it just feels right for its upcoming title to continue the tradition as well. Regarding video game mods, Howard said that it is a gaming aspect that is “part of” their “DNA” at Bethesda, continuing that they “have been doing it for over 20 years.”
Even before the aforementioned interviews, Howard has extensively and enthusiastically talked about the modding potential inStarfield. While engaging with the community on Reddit around two years ago, Howard explained that the “plan” is to giveStarfield“full mod support” similar to Bethesda’s previous titles. He said that Bethesda’s “modding community” has been active for a long time now and that the team absolutely loves the creativity that comes pouring out of the fans, while also hoping “to see more make a career out of it.”
According to Howard, “It’s important for” Bethesda “not just to enable” modding but to actively “participate” in it. Are you looking forward to modding the heck out ofStarfieldwhen it releases on September 6? Let us know in the comments!
Follow us for more entertainment coverage onFacebook,Twitter,Instagram, andYouTube.
Osama Farooq
Senior Gaming Content Editor / Critic
Articles Published :356
Ever since Osama was gifted the glorious PS2 more than two decades back, video games have formed a major part of his life, ranging from spending hours playing through every single Dragon Ball game he could find to witnessing the gaming industry evolve into something extraordinary in modern times. Building his collection of PlayStation consoles throughout the years all the way up until PS5, he prefers single-player experiences like The Last of Us and Persona, while also letting off steam on a daily basis with casual EA Sports FC matches. But the current rise in online multiplayer shooters will never really appeal to his old-school self.
More from Osama Farooq
New York Times Connections Hints Today, Nov. 5th, #513
New York Times Connections Hints Today, Nov. 3rd, #511
New York Times Connections Hints Today, Nov. 2nd, #510
Recommended
Severance Season 3: Why Isn’t Ben Stiller Directing? Details Inside
Timo Tjahjanto Shades Keanu Reeves Film: Why is Nobody 2 Not a Desperate John Wick Ripoff?
Why Is Sharon Stone Dissing Basic Instinct Reboot Despite Years of Clout? Details Inside
Anya Taylor-Joy and Meryl Streep Circling Same Role In Cameron Crowe’s Next Big Bet: Reports
What Did Justin Baldoni Say to Isabela Ferrer? Alarming Revelation in Blake Lively’s Lawsuit
‘Gintama’ Creator Admits New Movie Is “A tool for dirty adults to make a quick buck”
BethesdaMicrosoftStarfieldTodd HowardXbox
