Gamers have some seriously high expectations forStarfield, and you really can’t blame them. Since its announcement, it was clear that Bethesda’s space-exploration RPG had an incredibly promising concept at its core, but the more we’ve actually seen of it in action, more likely it seems that it’s going to be truly phenomenal.
While some are upset thatStarfieldwill be capped at 30fps on consoles, it’s hard to stay disappointed for long when you consider that it’ll boastover 1000 planets to explore, which is mind-boggling. Just imagine how long it’s going to take to play it to completion. There’s really not long to wait until we can dive into it, either, as it’s set to officially launch on 6 September. However, fans also have the option to jump in before then.
Take a look at the story trailer forStarfieldbelow.
In case you were unaware,Starfieldis getting a five-day early access periodstarting from 1 September. Anyone can dive in then if they’re willing to pay the price - it’s only available to those who buy theexpensive Constellation Editionof the game (for roughly £250/$300) or the Premium Edition (for about £100/$100). Alternatively, you can buy the Premium Edition Upgrade for £34.99/$34.99, which should allow users to play early viaXbox Game Pass, too (meaning that you can simply pay for the upgrade rather than the entire game).
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Although this is a super exciting thought, on Reddit, some fans are concerned that they might be disappointed if they pay extra money to get the game earlier than everyone else, and then find that it’s not what they hoped it would be.
Of course, if you’re wary about the quality ofStarfieldor just aren’t sure if you’ll find it fun, waiting until 6 September and playing via Xbox Game Pass is there as a cheaper option.
Topics:Starfield,Bethesda,Xbox,Xbox Series X,Xbox Series S,PC
