[Noram]

Good.
According to reports, the phrase 'the next Cyberpunk' was floating around Bethesda Game Studios

[Jestersmith]

[Jestersmith]

We have a release date

[Petrarch]

A bit of a Necro here but makes more sense than a new thread. Starfield was showcased the other day and there's a short gameplay trailer below.

It appears the Frontier (the player starship) can be customised and built to individual tastes so lets see what crazy designs people come up with. From a few other details, the game will weigh in around the 125GB mark and there's a rumour that an SSD will be required for it, alongside a broadband connection, but these could be an error in the early specs and aren't confirmed. The regular version will be £60 on Steam with a digital deluxe coming in at £85. There's also going to be a couple of physical collector editions, the top flight being the Constellation Edition that comes with a Starfield Smart Watch and impressive looking case, but this hits the wallet to the tune of £250....

[Jestersmith]

Already on preinstall on Xbox game pass

[Briggsy]

I have a small feeling that this didn't age too well, I enjoyed the game despite everything though but I've heard a lot of people dislike it.

[Novalance]

I still play it on Occasion, waiting for DLC and any big content updates now though

[Jestersmith]

Yeah, I still play, although not as frequently as when it first came out. Actually, I haven't completed it yet, unlike many others. I believe the issue for many was that they rushed through it. I still find it to be a very good game, but like many games these days, the initial release didn't meet my expectations. I'm hopeful that the DLCs will change that. Since No Man's Sky, I've learned not to set my expectations too high for a game's release. No Man's Sky was the ultimate disappointment upon release, but now it has become a very enjoyable game to play when you wand something you don't have to put a lot of thought into.

[Briggsy]

I completely agree, Starfield is one game that I feel does have potential (Maybe removal of some loading screens haha). Yet it's something that I'm not rushing, I'm taking my time and even putting effort into the outpost, yet I know on the first week I had people saying that they already made my outpost x5 across different planets and that they didn't like it, yet it just seems rushed and mass produced really.
They probably will improve things over time, like look at Skyrim that wasn't the best launch but it became a 10+ year running long game that's got a long awaited sequel with a massive amount of hype on-going.

Yeah, I still play, although not as frequently as when it first came out. Actually, I haven't completed it yet, unlike many others. I believe the issue for many was that they rushed through it. I still find it to be a very good game, but like many games these days, the initial release didn't meet my expectations. I'm hopeful that the DLCs will change that. Since No Man's Sky, I've learned not to set my expectations too high for a game's release. No Man's Sky was the ultimate disappointment upon release, but now it has become a very enjoyable game to play when you wand something you don't have to put a lot of thought into.