Starfieldisn’t out yet, but its NexusMods page has gone live.
In terms of theStarfieldcountdown, there’s under a month to go until its 6 September launch. However, that hasn’t stopped NexusMods from preparing the way for the endless modders who will look to add more depth to the game.
Take a look atStarfield’s latest trailer below.
Given the obvious fact that the game isn’t out yet, it shouldn’t shock anyone to learn there’s no mods currently available. However, while themods pageis momentarily blank, seeing it there gets us excited to see just how creative the fandom will get. Plus, let’s face it, that page won’t be blank for long after launch!
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Just look at how positively mods have impacted titles likeGTA5– mods have become so synonymous with the game thatTake Two Interactive has acquired Cfx.re. Of course, not every publisher is as willing to work with mods as Take Two, but the acquisition goes to show just how much mods are changing the video gaming landscape.
Even without mods though,Starfieldis an enormous game, promisingthree religions and nine factions to join. On top of that, afan-favourite returning featuremeans that players won’t have to stress about being locked in with their customisation choices. All in all, this game is on track to deliver on all fronts and then some.
Microsoft has had more misses than hits recently, withRedfallfailing to reach the heights the publishers had hoped for. And whileHi-Fi Rushmanaged to restore some brownie points, it’s fair to say the brand could take a big win right about now.
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With the clock ticking away, andleaks about launch eventspopping up on Twitter, this Xbox exclusive is amassing a scary amount of hype… hype, we hope, is well placed and deserved.
Starfieldwill release on Xbox and PC on 6 September.
Topics:Starfield,Xbox,PC,Bethesda
