Starfield

Eurogamer's review of Starfield, a game of typical Bethesda aptitude but without the magic that binds it all together.

Starfield is wider, wilder, and more ambitious than I expected - but also shows surprising restraint in many areas. More than the sum of its parts, it's the best game of this type Bethesda has delivered.

During my time with Starfield, I’ve gotten lost in caves and abandoned research facilities for no real reason at all, only to come out much richer with off-the-books “quests” completed and a more fleshed-out world to show for it. I’ve also gone up against more bullet sponges than I care to recall, with some enemies […]

It's Bethesda's biggest RPG by far, but nowhere near its best.

Bethesda’s space opera takes what people loved about Fallout and Skyrim, and casts it across an enormous galaxy…

Bethseda's massive open sandbox of an RPG Starfield is here. Here's how our thoughts on this new venture shook out.

Starfield is Bethesda’s most polished game yet. There is a ton to do but falls flat on the exploration aspect. Yet the story is fantastic.

An expansive and beautifully crafted open world experience full of endless discovery and opportunities.

Starfield has a lot of forces working against it, but eventually the allure of its expansive roleplaying quests and respectable combat make its gravitational pull difficult to resist.

Bethesda has crafted a vast and engaging universe to explore, but it can be a challenging game to get started on.