Fallout 4's console commands offer a wealth of options for PC players as evidenced by the cheat list above, but before you unleash your inner wasteland god, here's a quick guide on how to use them: ...

Most Bethesda games, such as Starfield and Fallout 4, enjoy plenty of mod support, but also have plenty of ways that you can tweak the game using some old-fashioned cheats and console commands.

If you're using console commands with the PC version of Fallout 4 you do so at your own risk. Bethesda has said that it does not support the use of console commands on the PC version of Fallout 4.

When asked on Twitter if the developer console would ever make its way onto the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One version of the game, Hines responded, “Nope. use of the console is not supported or ...

Asked whether there were any plans to bring console commands to PS4 and Xbox One, Hines replied, “use of the console is not supported or recommended on PC. [They] can very easily mess up save games.

Fallout 4 console commands – codes entered via a hidden menu – are not supported by Bethesda and could in fact break your game save, the publisher has warned. “Use of the console is not ...

So if you do use console commands, don't be surprised if you end up with a corrupt save file. Elsewhere, a Fallout 4 modder named 'xxdeathknight72xx' has dug up a weapon hidden in the game files.

If that doesn't scare you away, you can check out GameSpot's roundup of the best Fallout 4 console commands here, including God Mode, Super Jump, Super Running Speed, and many more.