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7★ 18+

Series S/X Windows

Starfield Details

Release Date 6 September 2023
Publisher Bethesda Softworks
Developer Bethesda Game Studios
Director Todd Howard
Composer Inon Zur
Game Modes Single-player

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DLC Yes
Optimised for Xbox Series S/X Yes

Starfield System Requirements

Windows

Minimum

os	Windows 10 or higher
processor	Intel Core i7-6800K 3.4 GHz or AMD Ryzen 5 2600X 3.6 GHz
memory	16GB
graphics	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 5700
storage	125GB
directx	DirectX 12

Recommended

os	Windows 10 or higher
processor	Intel Core i5-10600K 4.1 GHz or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X 3.8 GHz
memory	16GB
graphics	Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 or AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT
storage	125GB
directx	DirectX 12

Rating

Rating 86/100

Rating (Series S/X) 84/100

Rating (Windows) 86/100

Starfield Review

Good
Massive scale
Immersive side stories
Strong role-playing foundation
Great art design
Satisfying dogfights

Bad
Extremely slow start
Unoriginal main story
Robotic animations and voice acting
Fast travel-based space exploration
Boring on-foot planet exploration
Horrible surface map

It's no secret that Starfield — out now on PC and Xbox Series S/X — is hands down one of the most monumental game launches of the year. For Bethesda, it's a gamble in uncharted territory as they undertake their first new universe in 25 years, set across the stars in a futuristic civilised corner of the Milky Way galaxy. For publisher Xbox, it's an opportunity to bounce back from a lacklustre 2022 slate and dominate the gaming conversation for a long time — probably years, given the staying power director Todd Howard's RPGs are notorious for. With over a thousand planets to explore, dashing factions to align with, and cosmic mysteries bubbling with political intrigue, Starfield aims to be the most complex spacefaring adventure of our generation. As such, it soars gracefully, but not without some turbulence.

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