By far the most anticipated title on this list, starfield is notable for two reasons: it’s the next great sci-fi RPG epic in gaming and the next evolution in Bethesda’s open-world formula. No stranger to science fiction, Bethesda has a number of Stand out Games under his belt. But from all we know starfield For now, it’s aiming for unprecedented grandeur with over 1,000 worlds for you to explore.
Although we haven’t seen much yet starfield gameplay, the revealed last summer showed a bit what we can expect. Here’s your hype fuel for starfield ahead of its expected release later this year:
- Hard science fiction setting with 1,000 explorable planets
- A mix of “handcrafted content” and procedurally generated environments
- More than 250,000 lines of dialogue in the classic “Bethesda style” and a “persuasion system”
- Complex character creation system with different backgrounds and traits that allow you to customize your aesthetics and stats
- Simplified survival mechanics
- The classic Bethesda blend of first-person combat, exploration, and role-playing
It’s hard not to get excited about a game like this. While the widespread concern that such a high number of planets could mean that we are facing some serious “quantity before quality‘ is fair, I’d argue that’s always been the case with Bethesda games: unprecedented size, unprecedented jerk. Despite all of this, Bethesda games of this nature usually create a unified experience that can’t be found anywhere else. The question about starfield will be: do enough aspects of this epic space sim work well enough to provide intense immersion for, oh, I don’t know, hundreds of hours? I mean, I still don’t feel like I’ve seen everything Fallout 3 And 4.
