
Starfield Review: 143 Ratings, Pros and Cons
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Theses reviews and tests from Video Games magazines and websites give 90 ratings, we get this average rating to this Starfield product : 4.2/5.
Starfield review : With an average rating of 4.2/5, you can buy Starfield with your eyes closed (or almost). The opinions of the testers seem unanimous !
Starfield ratings
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9.7/10 Xbox Tavern | 9.5/10 TestingBuddies | 9.5/10 hyNerd.it | 92/100 Fortress Of Solitude |
9.15/10 Comunidad Xbox | 4.5/5 Outerhaven Productions | 9/10 Journal du Geek | 9/10 wccftech |
9/10 GameReactor | 9/10 4WeAreGamers | 9/10 Shacknews | 90/100 Windows Central |
90/100 COGconnected | 9/10 Press Start | 4.5/5 TheXboxHub | 9/10 PCGames |
9/10 Game-eXperience.it | 9/10 Tom’s Hardware (it) | 9/10 Checkpoint Gaming | 9/10 Boss Level Gamer |
90/100 Games.ch | 9/10 PlaySense | 9/10 GameSoul | 90/100 Gaming Trend |
9/10 GamersGlobal | 4.5/5 GodIsAGeek | 4.5/5 Twinfinite | 8.9/10 Geeko |
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8.6/10 Coplanet | 8.5/10 ActuGaming | 8.5/10 GameInformer | 8.5/10 Well Played |
8.5/10 GeekCulture | 8.5/10 Multiplayer.it | 8.5/10 MKAU Gaming | 85/100 Console Tribe |
8.5/10 Niche Gamer | 8.5/10 GameOver | 8.5/10 Phenixx Gaming | 8.3/10 GamingGuardian |
82/100 4players | 81/100 GameStar | 8.1/10 PixelCritics | 8/10 GameKult.com |
4/5 Tom's Guide (US) | 8/10 SlashGear | 8/10 Numerama | 8/10 ZTGD |
8/10 TechRaptor | 4/5 Hardcore Gamer | 4/5 NME | 16/20 GamerGen |
4/5 Club386 | 8/10 GameHope | 4/5 Geeks By Girls | 8/10 3RD Strike |
4/5 N-Gamz | 80/100 VideogiochItalia | 8/10 LevelUp | 4/5 Beebom |
8/10 The Gaming Outsider | 75/100 PCGamer | 7.5/10 tuttoteK | 7.5/10 Cultured Vultures |
73/100 GamerClick | 7.25/10 HeartBits VG | 7/10 Beyond Gaming | 7/10 GameCrater |
3.5/5 Gadgets360 | 6.36/10 Vandal | 3/5 EuroGamer.fr | 3/5 RPGamer |
6/10 JVFrance |
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An incredible world to explore
+
Great characters and locations
+
Good gunplay and ship battles
Can be overwhelming
-
Encumbrance is eternally annoying


Teeming with rich and captivating lore
Locations throughout the sprawling galaxy exhibit an impressive level of variety
Excellent art design breathes life into the setting
Faction questlines boast incredible thematic, narrative, and gameplay experience, and tell engaging stories
Well written, well-acted companion characters with interesting storylines
Endless amount of ways to make your own fun
Constantly emphasizes player freedom, letting you be whoever you want to be
Combat is much punchier and more enjoyable than past BGS titles
Deep, flexible progression mechanics allow for a great deal of build variety
Spaceflight and combat never gets boring, thanks to tight controls and the power allocation system
Vast, expansive, and rewarding ship building toolset can keep you hooked for hours
Most polished and stable BGS launch yet.
Some technical issues, most of which are rather minor.


The staging is incredible on all levels.
The shooting sensation has been improved.
The skill system offers very versatile ways to play.
The system for creating and modifying ships is great.
Space battles bring some variety to the gameplay.
Some tutorials are easy to overlook, which makes certain game systems a bit more complicated.
The AI of characters is something that can be improved.


Huge number of content and unbelievably flexible customisation
Engaging combat and impressive gameplay mechanics
Very versatile spaceship great for travelling, combat and more
Likeable characters and very sharp NPC AI


+
Incredible side-quests that fill the world with so much to do
Expansive upgrade and customisation in every area
Fun, engaging combat
Great gameplay mechanics
The greatest game score of 2023


The story is the beginning of a powerful space franchise.
Variety of missions, situations and conversations.
Your companions bring another dimension to the game.
Conversation system.
Dynamic and epic soundtrack.
Some typical household bugs.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Writing
Music
Gameplay
Content
[9.7/10] reviewed at 31/08/2023 - Review | Starfield [read the full review on XBoxEra]
reviewed at 06/09/2024 - Starfield: One Year Later [read the full review on XBoxEra]


Voice acting and storylines are enthralling
You can play the game how you want to get the most out of it
The lack of local maps on hospitable planets is annoying
Sometimes it can be tricky to find the planet you need.


Well-staged story by Bethesda.
Almost unlimited freedom in game design.
Excellent implementation of flight mechanics.
Many side quests, especially for companions and factions.
Atmospheric atmosphere with moments of the day and dynamic weather conditions.
Good balance between (space) battles, exploration, and crafting.
Very good composition and atmospheric music.
Very poor lip synchronization
Aiming with firearms is a little clumsy.
The loading times for a next-generation game are quite long.
Artificial intelligence is not always convincing in battles.
The lack of vehicles results in long journeys.


Large number of side missions
A really wide range of game choices.
Lack of multiplayer mode.


Impressive expansive universe
Interactive dialogue
Different paths to glory
Some minor touches missing to feel complete
reviewed at 16/11/2023 - Review: Starfield ? After 10 NG+, This is What I've Learned [read the full review on Fortress Of Solitude]


At many moments, the game is simply magnificent.
His fight, very entertaining.
Its customization, whether it be ships, characters, or colonies.
Fairly limited space exploration
Facial expressions are embarrassing.


The dialogues and interactions with NPCs.
Exploration of the vast open world
His identity and overall visual quality
Freedom in all possible domains
No proximity card
Random flying sensations
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Tight, satisfying combat
Compelling campaign
Superb side quest design
Fascinating characters
Ship and outpost design are an awesome rabbit hole
Dialogue system lacks evolution


Deep lore and consistent backstories make a lifelike universe
High-quality, hand-crafted story content for quests
Some of Bethesda's best environmental design work
Improved gunplay with spectacular ship combat
Creation Engine nails zero-G combat, seamless construction systems, and environmental effects
The single most polished game launch in Bethesda's history
Uncanny NPCs are too ugly and stiff in 2023, with close-up shots detracting from great voice acting
UI is too minimalistic for its own good, considering the complex systems within


A lot to do
Fascination with Space
Very polished
Loading screens
reviewed at 04/09/2023 - Test Starfield Video ? Shining Bright [read the full review on COGconnected]


A great twist on new game plus
An unprecedented level of polish for a Bethesda Games Studio title
The mix of combat styles, both on-planet and off, feels dynamic
There's some of the sense of exploration that's been lost
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


The gameplay works perfectly.
The main story and the side quests are of really good quality.
Graphically, it is very pleasant, galvanized by a truly inspired artistic department.
Surprisingly well finished, with a historically minimal number of bugs.
Superb soundtrack
Interface not always very clear
Fluctuating performances on PC, especially in 4K.


A visual and auditory feast
Huge breadth of quests and reactive dialogue
So many gameplay possibilities all cohesively implemented
A more refined and polished Bethesda experience
Takes some time to ramp up


Meaningful Characters
Play Your Way
Poor Tutorials
Slow to Master


Versatile and interesting companions
Wide variety of weapons and equipment
Super ship editor to build your own spacecraft (T)
Construction of deep foundations
Stunning design of the world
Cities (especially New Atlantis) sometimes very deserted.
Some skills are not particularly interesting.
Some textures, especially the faces, are not very good.


So much to do and discover.
Improvement of weapons and skills well achieved.
Feeling of freedom
Beautiful to look at
Powerful soundtrack
Some small bugs


Intriguing imagination, a future but grounded.
Many possibilities to customize your experience. And the new game mode
+...


Incredible depth across gameplay systems (ships, outposts, arsenal, etc)
Fully fleshed out NPCs
Dialogue is king
Great replayability
Annoyances in perk system
A lot of fast travel
Minor technical issues


Informal Introduction to the Main Quest
Several elements are introduced within the framework of a quest.
Some help texts accessible from the main menu.
A huge amount of carefully crafted content (good multi-level quests)
Robust action combat system with numerous types of weapons and a few possible tactics.
A relatively competent AI that can sometimes escape (but can still be deceived).
Captivating plot that we enjoy playing, with enough room for other quests.
Some surprises where something unexpected happens in the gaming world.
Companions who become characters, have their own stories, provide bonuses, and fight alongside (usually one at a time).
both the lodge, the ship(s), the outposts or the apartments as their own headquarters
The ship editor is both easy to use and sufficiently complex.
Booty, booty, booty
Enough of gaming systems "to do something different from time to time"
Several cool situations, for example: zero-gravity fights are very rare, but very well-executed.
Fractures with their own architectural style, weapons, uniforms, and spaceships.
Some magnificent views and extraordinary "top to bottom" experiences.
Good facial expression and gestures of the game characters.
Automatic backups and the ability to save almost anytime.
Fully dubbed (except for the main character) by several dozen actors, with only a few instances of double or triple dubbing (according to the English credits).
Very good English and German speakers
Appropriate combat effects and ambient sounds.
Gamepad overloaded control
Sometimes poor PC control (especially in terms of output, but also in general due to the focus on game controllers)
Not really an open world, just "bubbles".
The planets differ too little, even when they have "extreme conditions".
The generated contents quickly repeat themselves and are significantly inferior to those that are "designed".
The outposts seem useless/poorly designed.
Weaknesses of balance (for example, cargo space on ships compared to personal inventory, small reward being "equally serious" as a big one)
Tedious management of resources and inventory, also due to the interface.
Poor automap (the "Ground Map" is significantly inferior to the automaps of the 90s).
Is not a graphical precursor.
Translation into English:
The German translation is not always up to the real meaning, but too liberal.
German version of asynchronous lips (seems to be a bug)


Exciting missions
Superb writing and voice acting
Looks wonderful
So much to do with no pressure
Lots of loading screens
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


In-Depth RPG systems
Most Interesting New Game Plus In Years
Fun Combat
Cities Feel Alive
Almost Unmatched Sense Of Discovery
Everything Feels Meaningful, The Smallest Quest Can Lead To Bigger Things
Solid Performance on Console
Slower Paced Start
[4.5/5] reviewed at 13/09/2023 - Test Starfield (Xbox Series X|S) ? A Star Is Born [read the full review on Outerhaven Productions]


The shooting sequences, extremely nervous.
A true RPG, with unsuspected depth.
A very solid achievement and finish.
Very withdrawn music
Some small slowdowns and bugs


Subtitled in Brazilian Portuguese
The graphic quality is a strong point of the game.
The character creation is excellent and varied.
Variety of things to do
AI is still very weak.
Some missions end up becoming repetitive.
Lack of native DLSS 3.5.


The possibilities are truly endless.
It is commendable to have the opportunity to explore so many planets...
Sometimes strange game mechanics


The RPG aspect
The game is beautiful in its entirety.
The creation of spaceships
The breathtaking soundtrack
The main plot is less captivating than the side quests.
The NPCs look lifeless.
Ammunition management
A map is clearly missing.


Multiple secondary mechanisms to use and delve into...
The "New Game
+" encourages replayability.
... but over time, the result becomes excessive.
Inefficient space management


Impeccable writing, both in terms of the main plot and the side quests.
Scenography, photography, and exceptional attention to detail.
Thoughtful grinding and crafting systems for genre enthusiasts.
Outdated Bethesda-style mechanics.
Shooting and combat system sometimes uncertain.


A rich content
Tons of quests, storylines, and activities.
Neat handwriting
The construction of a spaceship and outpost
A music that emphasizes atmospheres.
A stable, smooth and well-optimized game.
Dynamic fights that take advantage of the jetpack and gravity.
Space battles
A very special New Game Plus
A catastrophic AI
Facial expressions and lip synchronization
The French dubbing is quite uneven.
A lack of unique boss
Rare FPS drops in specific locations.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


A return to form for Bethesda dialogue and quest design
Diverse and interesting locations
Optional, robust systems
Almost entirely bug free
Menu-heavy exploration
Procedurally generated planets
Some genre cliches
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Extensive customisation
Great crafting and skill system
Plethora of missions to do
SImple controls
Great combat and weapons
Gorgeous graphics and cutscenes
Atmospheric music
Brilliant voice acting
Vastness of space and fast travel does rip you out of the experience


The lore of this universe fascinates and intrigues.
Each gameplay element blends well with the others.
The New Game
+
Breathtaking landscapes
Limited and interrupted space exploration due to excessive burdens.
Some graphic elements are not up to the level of the sumptuous artistic ensemble.


Creation Engine 2 visuals are superb, lighting is great
One of the least buggy Bethesda games I've ever played
Interesting sci-fi story with existential questions
Stupid big universe to explore with lots of variety
Very minor "current year" diversity stuff like mandatory, useless gender pronouns
Main characters don't get enough development


Well-written central story, but often overshadowed by secondary material.
Total freedom in approaching the game, without indications, restrictions, and creative choices that "push" towards a specific gameplay option.
Exciting space battles.
The implementation of the New Game
+ and the countless motivations to invest oneself again in the game over and over.
A stable renewal rate and a technical sector...
Absence of a mini map, with the star map being the only alternative as a map.
Lack of indicative tutorial on specific mechanisms of the game.


I might love some of the casting a little too much.
The simple character stories you can create for yourself.
Why is the crafting so awful and useless?


It is a pleasure to get lost in the Starfield universe, and the supporting cast is truly powerful.
Its gameplay works wonders, particularly highlighting ship customization and control.
A magnificent soundtrack, among the best in the game.
He seems overwhelmed by his ambition: there is no real exploration of the universe, and many of his maps are empty.
It leaves much to be desired both in terms of graphics and technical aspects, as the creation engine 2 does not deliver any more.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 29/08/2023 - News: Starfield - Stellt eure Fragen an die Tester - Livestream zum Release [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 31/08/2023 - News: Starfield - Heute kommt unser Test und er wird für Diskussionen sorgen [read the full review on GameStar]
[81/100] reviewed at 31/08/2023 - Test: Starfield im Test - Bethesdas größtes Rollenspiel. Aber nicht ihr bestes. [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 01/09/2023 - News: Starfield - Die internationalen Tests schwanken zwischen Spitzenwertungen und 70ern [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 01/09/2023 - Podcast: Starfield - Die Starfield-Tests sind da - und wir müssen reden [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 01/09/2023 - Video: Die Starfield-Tests sind da - und wir müssen reden [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 01/09/2023 - Video: Starfield - Testvideo zum Open-World-Weltraumspielplatz [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 05/09/2023 - Plus - Kolumne: Starfield - War die 81 eine Fehlwertung? So einen kniffligen Test hatte ich noch nie [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 10/09/2023 - Special: Starfield - Ist das Absicht? Die schlechteste Quest gibt euch die besten Belohnungen [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 04/10/2023 - Plus - Podcast: Starfield nach einem Monat - Was würden wir beim Test heute anders machen? [read the full review on GameStar]
reviewed at 17/12/2023 - Plus - Guide: Starfield - Ich habe 30 Stunden lang Mods getestet - diese solltet ihr unbedingt ausprobieren [read the full review on GameStar]


Impeccable sound atmosphere.
Beautifully designed cities
Very well executed spaceship construction.
Role-playing game mechanics with a lot of freedom.
Intuitive base construction
Many tasks
Many loading screens
Performance issues
Many empty planets
Sometimes monotonous quests
Stupid AI
Occasional bugs


The members of Constellation are quite endearing.
Tons of side quests (but not all at the same level of quality)
The retro sci-fi artistic direction and the colors
Managing light makes all the difference.
A Bethesda game almost without bugs, I call that black magic (see box).
A well-optimized and stable game.
Space battles are awesome.
The construction/improvement of his spaceship.
An interesting skills system...
The new persuasion system
Construction and craftsmanship, a dizzying time sink.
The main quest sometimes encounters rhythm issues.
A really terrible French dub
Facial animations at Bethesda.
The inventory and starmap interface is tiring.
The AI of the enemies, always a great moment of laughter.
The feel of certain weapons leaves something to be desired.
... but sometimes too repetitive.
Apart from the main quest, the lore of Starfield is not very well presented.


A slice of galaxy to explore
+
Compelling main and side quests
+
A brilliant sense of place
+
Masses to do and see
+
Fun combat
Doesn't propel open-world games forward
-
Some bugs and odd graphics
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Visually successful
Top-notch writing
the abundance of menus and loading times
A feeling of emptiness, sometimes


Most polished Bethesda game to date
Exploration can be super fun
Combat feels great
Clunky menus and navigation
Too many ammo and gun types
Melee combat feels non-impactful


Incredible depth of side quests and content
Plenty of player choice and dialogue options
New Game Plus shakes things up for multiple playthroughs
Solid soundtrack and audio direction
Repetitive main story
Stale combat for at least a good chunk of the game
Some frustrating design decisions
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Bethesda?s finest gunplay to date
One of the best sci-fi scores ever created
Too many loading screens hurt immersion
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
[8/10] reviewed at 13/09/2023 - Starfield (PC) [read the full review on GameHope]


A splendid soundtrack
Inclusive character creation (Choice of pronoun, no imposed gender)
Detailed character creation
A multitude of construction possibilities (outposts and spaceships)
A gigantic content
Long playing time
Many gameplay possibilities (Exploration, combat, farming, crafting)
Available on Gamepass
Too much information all at once sometimes.
Not a very practical astral map for navigation.
Complicated fight with the controller.
Sometimes AI is a bit off.
Overall satisfying gameplay loop
More bugs than one can count


A highly diverse gameplay
A convincing artistic direction.
Interesting companions
Abundant exploration!
From bug to gogo
A completely messed up PC optimization, even for powerful machines.
This feeling that Bethesda has made a space-themed Fallout with an outdated engine.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Fluid Shooting Mechanics With Lots of Toys to Play With
Utilitarian and Practical Aesthetic Offers a Sense of Realism in a Possible Future
Repetition in the Layouts of Bases and Outposts
Restrained Space Exploration When Compared to Other Space-Faring Games
Bethesda Still Can?t Seem to Shake Off Its Reputation of Object Clipping and Technical Glitches
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Strength of Bethesda in missions
Improved opponent AI
Spectacular views
Ships
Castrated exploration
Quite serious bugs
Taking care of a few details.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Surprising shooting.
Contents without measure
At times, she is ridiculous.
Statism and credibility in the gaming world
Fragmented and scattered experience
Some design decisions to review.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.


Very good vocal interpretation.
Sometimes, very stimulating fights.
Unmatched spectrum in terms of gaming world, dialogue, and problem-solving.
Limited and not very precise spacecraft control.
Bugs means "insects" in French.


Deep Lore
Engaging Side Quests
Enormous amount of Content
Inventory Management
Limited Space travel
Many Loading Screens


Immersive side stories
Solid foundation of role-playing game
Superb artistic design.
Satisfying aerial battles
A not very original main story.
Robotic animations and voice dubbing.
Space exploration based on fast travel.
Boring exploration on foot on a planet.
Horrible surface map


Works almost perfectly
Some incredible story arcs
Solid combat
Companions could still have been improved upon
[3.5/5] reviewed at 14/10/2024 - Test Starfield: Shattered Space [read the full review on TheXboxHub]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
[6.5/10] reviewed at 08/10/2024 - Starfield: Shattered Space la recensione della nuova avventura nello spazio di Bethesda [read the full review on Multiplayer.it]


All the secrets unrelated to the main plot that we discover while exploring space and all the possibilities that the game offers us.
On an artistic level, it is a work of art.
There are mechanics such as stealth or dialogues that have become obsolete for Bethesda.
The artificial intelligence of allies and enemies is noticeably absent.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 09/09/2023 - Starfield on PC is the best way to play - but the game still requires a lot of work [read the full review on EuroGamer.fr]
[3/5] reviewed at 14/09/2023 - Test Starfield - a game about exploration, without exploration [read the full review on EuroGamer.fr]


A neat New Game
+ hook
A beautiful score
Minimal player impact on the game
The worst menus of the year


The outpost system
The mini games
Faction missions and annexes
Some contemplative moments in the settings.
A diversity in the planets
Many AI bugs
Massive FPS drops
A constant lack of ammunition and medical supplies.
A caricatural main quest
The vessels are useless.
The mod editor is waiting.
The ergonomics of all menus


[6/10] reviewed at 10/10/2024 - Starfield: Shattered Space [read the full review on GameReactor]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Impactful choices
Impressive scope
Beautiful space landscapes
Great ship and outpost customization
Dull exploration
Disappointing flight
Stability issues
very few delightful bugs
many missions and different tasks
extended history, character, and faction missions
Ship and base construction as an option for DIY enthusiasts.
well-functioning combat mechanisms
The ammunition weighs nothing.
Inventory management significantly better than that of Skyrim & Co.
well-executed lock picking game
comprehensive skill system that supports many playstyles
Aligning building objects is quite laborious.
weak lip synchronization
stiffly staged dialogue sequences
poor character representation
frequent loading times, although short
Xbox Series X only in 4K30.
reviewed at 08/10/2024 - Starfield: Shattered Space - Test: Ist der DLC die Rettung für das Rollenspiel? [read the full review on GamesWelt]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
The multiple adventures proposed
Interactions with NPCs
The rise in power of our character
The richness of the playground
The lack of depth in the gameplay of terrestrial and space exploration.
No 60 FPS on Xbox.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Extremely vast gaming universe
Fun space combat
Interesting main plot.
Included in the Game Pass.
Very heavy in terms of performance.
DLSS is missing (for now)
The Italian dubbing is missing.
Slightly futuristic future
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Companions and NPCs are some of the best we've seen from Bethesda
Packed with a ton of replayability, Starfield rewards autonomy
Far too much fast travel
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 05/09/2023 - Starfield unter Linux im Test: Arch Linux ist Windows 11 in Benchmarks auf den Fersen [read the full review on ComputerBase]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 08/09/2023 - Test Starfield: DLSS Community Patch [read the full review on TechPowerUp]
reviewed at 23/02/2024 - Test Starfield: FSR 3 vs DLSS 3 vs XeSS Comparison [read the full review on TechPowerUp]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Very well implemented spaceship construction
Deep RPG mechanics with lots of freedom
Lots of opportunities to play roles ? spy, smuggler, trader,
Mining magnate, space pirate
Enormous variety in the setting
Intuitive base building, both for machines and exteriors and interiors
Planets are self-contained systems, not a connected mega-open world
Many planets are barren and empty ? they only make sense when we build mining facilities there
Occasional glitches, but overall very few bugs for the size of the game
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
Its staging, exploration, and combat allow you to get lost for hundreds of hours.
The stories of Starfield are great, especially the main story and the New Game
+.
Exploration can be repetitive for some people and is limited in space.
The 30 fps on Xbox Series X is inexcusable.
reviewed at 15/10/2024 - Pocas bombas caen en Va'ruun'kai. Análisis definitivo de Starfield: Espacio Quebrado [read the full review on Vida Extra]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
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No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
reviewed at 10/10/2023 - Starfield vs No Man's Sky : Lequel est le moins pire [read the full review on FactorNews.com]
No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.
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