In line with Bethesda Softworks' hit video game "Fallout 4," it is revealed that the game's unofficial patch is set to give resolution to multiple known bugs in the game.

According to Game Rant, a new mod known as the Unofficial Patch Project Team announced that the they resolve several issues within the game "Fallout 4" and they intend to fix every game bug that is not officially terminated by Bethesda.

The Patch Project Team arrived at a download called the Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch, which warrants itself as a "comprehensive bugfixing update" that responds to various current issues within the game. In a futuristic view, the aforementioned patch has the power to address Bethesda's unresolved issues and bugs in "Fallout 4."

As per the publication, the patch, which is also an "ambitious project," is actually a "Fallout 4" mod. It is assembled by the same team who is delegated for the creation of a similar sort of bug patch for previous Bethesda game titles, which include "Skyrim" and "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion."

Specifically, the "Fallout 4" patch has four main features. According to Nexus Mods, it has the capacity to fix hundreds of quest, gameplay, NPC, item, object, text, and placement bugs; has not unsafe changes like deletion of stock items; designed to be compatible with other mods; and created by the makers of the Unofficial "Oblvion" and "Skyrim" Patch series.

With the emergence of the mod, players have to make sure that their "Fallout 4" game version is running update 1.5 or later.

Developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks, "Fallout 4" was released on Nov. 10. The game can be played on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows. The patch can be downloaded here.