Players will be able to land anywhere on a given planet, making Starfield undoubtedly the biggest world Bethesda has created yet.Īfter going three years without a release date or even a release window, the 2021 Xbox/Bethesda E3 showcase announced an intended release date for Starfield: November 11, 2022. Looking at Starfield's scale, the reveal boldly promises over 1,000 planets across over 100 star systems. Players will also have to handle themselves in space too, being able to grab the controls of their ships and engage in dogfights across the cosmos. The gameplay reveal shows a sequence battling pirates using a selection of sidearms, shotguns, rifles, grenades and even a jetpack to maneuver around enemies. In terms of action, players familiar with Fallout will notice Starfield as a natural progression of the gunplay in that series. The customization continues as players are able to modify their spaceships, from the appearance, to its performance, to the crew inside.
These will offer safe havens across the stars for survival, generating resources, and place where characters met on the player's journey can be hired to work. RELATED: Sorry, Todd Howard - Seamless Space Flights Are Essential to Starfield's Successīuilding upon Fallout 4's settlement system, players can build outposts on the planets they explore. Starfield also boasts a crafting system to put the player's inventory to use, allowing them to craft weapon and armor mods, and research performance upgrades. Looting also shows the strands of Bethesda DNA, with an all-new lockpicking system for players to master. Traversing planets will see players interacting with the flora and fauna, as well as using a mining tool to gather resources. More trademark Bethesda RPG elements are present in the skill trees, across the headings of Physical, Social, Combat, Science and Tech. Players can also select up to three optional traits, each with an advantage and disadvantage, including such as Empath, Introvert and Alien DNA. Players will also be given a choice of backgrounds, with options such as Chef, Gangster, Ronin and Beast Hunterl which afford players three starting skills and influences some dialogue encounters. As for gameplay, Starfield appears to have the most in-depth character creator in Bethesda history, with more appearance options than previous titles.
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