First impressions forStarfieldare being leaked left, right and centre, and they’re all saying excellent things about Bethesda’s space explorer.
Given the enormous amount of hype surroundingBethesda’snew IP,Starfield, there’s been a lot of pressure placed on theXboxandPCexclusive to succeed.
Take a look at Starfield’s story trailer below
Since early copies of the game were released to reviewers, fans have beendiligently watching for first impressions, desperate to know if the game is truly as good as they hope it is, and so far, that seems to be the case.
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While specific information cannot be shared due to the game’s embargo, reviewers have shared spoiler-free thoughts on the game’s quality and performance, and they’re all sayingexceptionally good things.
Twitter user @NikoMueller shared a round-up of details on the unreleased title,saying:
“Final product looks better than what was presented
Gorgeous environments
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No bugs (so far)
Outstanding draw distance
Lots of details in interior locations”
WhileStarfield’svisuals were undoubtedly going to be amazing, thanks to the decision tolock the game’s framerate at 30fpsto enhance the resolution, the comment about there being no bugs is what’s getting fans most excited.
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Several updates have also been released for the game prior to its release to ensuremaximum levels of polish.
So far so good forStarfieldthen, and while some fans are still sceptical, andsalty it might not win 2023’s Game Of The Yearaward, the majority are excited to finally dive into everything its galaxy has to offer, bugs or no bugs.
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Starfieldwill launch on the 6th of September for Xbox and PC platforms, though fans who purchased the Constellation Editon will be able to play the game on the 1st of September via early access.
Topics:Bethesda,Starfield,Xbox,PC
