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New Starfield gameplay video shows off combat, exploration, customization and more

Bethesda has released a new gameplay video for its upcoming space RPG, Starfield. This video is 15-minutes long and showcases numerous features, such as combat, exploration and character creation.

Starfield is the first new universe in 25 years from Bethesda Game Studios. In this next-generation role-playing game set amongst the stars, players will be able to create any character they want and explore with unparalleled freedom as they embark on an epic journey to answer humanity’s greatest mystery.

Starfield will have over a hundred systems and over one thousand planets. And, as you may have guessed, you will be able to freely explore all of those planets.

Starfield is coming to PC in 2023.

Enjoy!

Starfield: Official Gameplay Reveal

75 thoughts on “New Starfield gameplay video shows off combat, exploration, customization and more”

  1. This is exactly what I wanted from No Man sky, Cool open-ended exploration and crafting but with a main story and characters to hold it together and actual fun gun fights
    Instant W.
    inb4 people mad coz there was a WAMAN giving you some dialogue in this trailer
    REEEEEE

    1. i think you are on the wrong site…go to rock paper shotgun they love your kind there,and don’t forget the mask while you are browsing it

  2. this looks ABSOLUTELY amazing. #4 most anticipated game next to plagues tale requiem, callisto protocol, and persona 3,4, and 5.

    1. Usual dumb haters downvoted. They probably enjoy tr4nny g4ymes like tlou2 and soy dogs legion instead of “weeb” Persona. Incels hate cute girls, what else is new.

    1. Same, it looks interesting but the gameplay segment was extremely underwhelming. Also I noticed the video didnt show any seamless transitioning from space to planet.

    2. Same, it looks interesting but the gameplay segment was extremely underwhelming. Also I noticed the video didnt show any seamless transitioning from space to planet.

  3. “1000 explorable planets!”

    I still remember when Bethesda said that Rage 2 is better than Rage 1 in every way, including the ending, yet it turned out to be worse in every way INCLUDING the ending. You seriously think they’re not lying this time, especially in these WOKE DAYS?!

  4. WTF? We will have the 3rd generation of cards from Nvidia offering hardware RT and DLSS, yet this title looks like a FO4 reskin.

      1. Of course I will. I will be swapping my 3080 for a 4080 or RDNA3 if AMD can get their act together, ‘lol’.

  5. Good, the uglier are the NPC the more motivated i get to kill them.

    It’s fallout, you can chose your own path.

  6. I did not watch the xbox presentation. How many times did they mention pronouns or other mental illness?

  7. THE problem with Bethesda is they are afraid left extremist in the government but they don’t want to put left things in their games which means these idiots are like: “I don’t know what to do” resulting in this boring semi-left/semi-resit left thinking trailers

  8. Looks dope honestly. The ship building is gonna be f*king sick. No man sky was boring to me because there was no story or dialogue. This is an actual game but takes some of the concepts from No mans sky. Seems dope. They really need a new engine though. At least it will probably still work with all the community mods though

  9. The facial animations alone with those lifeless eyes are from 2 gens ago.
    The “gunplay” reminded me of Cyberpunk. Looks like a nightmare.

  10. Two minutes into the gameplay and there’s already 30-FPS animated ‘smoke’ (whatever the hell that grey effect when the ship is landing supposed to be), a visual glitch (there’s shadow flickering on the left side inside the ship), and stutter during the Research facility part. Not to mention those GameBryo™ sun reflections and stiff animation (whether facial or movement). It’s a Bethesda game all right.

  11. And here I was thinking that they were attempting to make a game unlike something they’ve made before. That’s on me. Based on the old announcement trailer I figured they were going for something that was less action oriented and do something a little bit more creative.

    Like others are saying, this is a straight up copy & paste formula of the Fallout series. Same set of codes and animations no doubt. But of course all the normies will hype it up and buy it on day 1.

    1. Probably. Not that I would complain since the same can be done with the Source engine given how open-ended it is. You’re able to transfer a lot of assets from one game to another with ease to make all kinds of crazy modifications and people loved it for that. So streamlining the modding tool is fine… It’s just the base game which is looking problematic.

      1. Perhaps you’re right. I’ve looked up about how unstable Fallout 4 is when it comes to utilising mods. And there hasn’t really been anything outstanding about the mods either besides the one which provides high resolution textures. On the other hand, Oblivion has the Skyblivion project which is still in the works and Morrowind has a bunch of good ones including the VR conversion which helps to breathe new life into it.

        Nobody should ever have to rely on mods in order to fix or improve something they paid for (unless the games are old of course) but I’ve come to accept that the industry has become crap and that all the real talent now lies among the community. If Starfield turns out to be utter rubbish or average at best then maybe the community will do whatever they can to make the definitive version, which could take many years to do if they have the patience for it.

        1. If the game was handled by real technical geniuses then you wouldn’t have this problem, even with the limitations you mentioned. HL: Alyx has full voice acting but the community are able to make all kinds of mods for it, including an unofficial expansion like the one showed in the PC Gamer Show.

          If developers cared, had the talent or weren’t heavily restricted due to publisher demand then they would provide users the tools to break away from the confines of what they produced. I know the Fallout series is very different but the point remains. I’ve seen people make mods which introduces entirely new gameplay mechanics that aren’t possible in the games they were running on.

  12. The weapons are super generic, the bullet trail is some rainbow color.

    I have to admit, this line had me rolling! ?

  13. That Morrowind Engine can do a lot of things.
    They increased number of NPC from 6 to 25.
    Impressive indeed.
    I saw a lot of closed doors as well everywere.

  14. “You can land and explore anywhere on any planet” “Over 1000 planets are available in Starfield”
    ~
    Howard : “Basically what we’re trying to say is …. we got loads and loads of DLCs planned.
    Each DLC spanning 10-20 planets that’ll be barren at launch. We’ll populate them later with DLCs”
    “That’s our 10 years Starfield plan” “We’re going ham on DLCs … we’re gonna DLC this to death”

  15. Guns sound like popcorn makers. Look very boxy. Game as a whole doesnt look terrible, but We”ll wait and see what it looks like on release.

  16. It’s a good thing since now it’s probably able to be modded to the glory. If it had some generic mainstream engine then goodbye modding and any hopes for longevity

  17. Never been so bored watching a game reveal. Looks and sounds completely by the numbers and when you take into account that it’s Bethesda then that’s all you need to know.

  18. So to start, I’m not a fan of the game’s outfits at first sight, and of the animations which are a bit lacking and are not evolving since the last games. (fallout 4, skyrim) despite the graphic side that bothers me a little…. the game itself presents a lot of information, research galore, multiple planets and galaxy, as well as tons of things to do, such as resource exploration, creation of custom spaceships, crews to customize, integration of multiple guilds and their missions, a scenario that can hook us if it is well done, and not to mention space battles in the same genre as wing commander / colony wars, hat! …the AI is not left out, we see it from the beginning of the video with some monsters, once we point the weapon on it, the desire to attack us is stopped, and continues their way …
    I’m waiting to see all this, during the official release…
    It smells the skyrim of the space.

    1. So… Are you saying that the space as we know it, doesn’t exist? Like, where is the earth then? What is the earth? We aren’t floating in a zero gravity space? What? Care to share some web or documentation? I heard of this before, but is really… Hard to believe. I mean, you can use telescopes, do tests about roundness of the earth and how light travels it, etc.

      Edit to add more. Did you take a plane? I did, and you can literally see the roundness of the earth, the horizon, and even the moon, close to the space. What about the physics of it all? The stars the sun. As I said, I heard about the blue beam, the reset, the coming of Christ and/or aliens, etc. I don’t believe in the moon landing too, but… What are the “simulations” in play to give us this fake “planet”?

        1. I mean… I heard about this. It’s in close relation with the flat earth conspiracy. I know this guys here throw some truth here and there and it’s very interesting to read them. But this, this is a new level, and now I’m getting confused as to do I truly believe this “rebel” speaking “truths”? Because… This is something else. I have OWN proof, like a damn meteorite the size of marble hitting my grandpa face, and the ancient studies of the cosmos. I have read here and there that the flat earthers are somekind of controlled opposition (I mean, I heard about this same conspiracy on the news channel at noon, in my country) so, yeah.

          Also, I saw this same guy defending return to castle Wolfenstein. Like, literally a propaganda game.

    2. I don’t know you, but I used to live next door to guy for over 30 years who constantly talked about conspiracies, just like you do. I can tell you that he had serious problems separating reality from fantasy because he was mentally ill, and any attempt to convince him otherwise just made him more paranoid. Finally he accused me of being an agent of an organization that was planning to enslave the human race, so I became the enemy because I disagreed with him.

          1. I must admit, I’ve never heard of Zog till now. Googled it. Is it the little dragon character?

            At first I thought you might be referring to Zorg from the 5th Element.
            After all, his organization had an evil “client” who wanted to destroy
            all of humanity.

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