IKEA made me reinstall Skyrim – Kallax Storageborn has arrived

IKEA has hired Matt Berry to voice Skyrim’s newest companion, Kallax Storageborn

IKEA and Xbox have teamed up to bring more content to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. A free DLC is now available for the much-beloved RPG that adds new quests, items, dungeons and more. Headlining the DLC is its “KALLAX STORAGEBORN” companion, which is voiced by Matt Berry.

Kallax Storageborn is a companion based on IKEA’s iconic Kallax shelves and is summonable using a new Dragon Shout, “AYE-KEY-YAH” (IKEA). The free Creations mod is available now through Bethesda’s Creations menu, and is available now for gamers on Xbox and PC. PlayStation support is coming soon.

Kallax Storageborn can help players battle Skyrim’s strongest foe, not Anduin, but encumbrance. Like its real-life counterpart, Kallax Storageborn can hold a lot of items. Perfect for players who like to collect every item in Skyrim.

Kallax Storageborn is available now from Bethesda’s Skyrim Creations menu for Skyrim. This is an official collaboration between Xbox and IKEA, so expect the mod to remain free for years to come. The mod is only available for Skyrim Special Edition on PC and Xbox at the time of writing.

You can join the discussion on IKEA’s free “Kallax Storageborn” Skyrim DLC on the OC3D Forums.

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