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Starfield: Standard Edition - Xbox Series X

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Platform For Display: Xbox Series X


Edition: Standard Edition


Features

  • Start your journey by customizing your appearance and deciding your Background and Traits
  • Venture through the stars and explore more than 1000 planets
  • Pilot and command the ship of your dreams.

Description

Starfield is the first new universe in over 25 years from Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Fallout 4. In this next generation role-playing game set amongst the stars, create any character you want and explore with unparalleled freedom as you embark on an epic journey to answer humanity’s greatest mystery. In the year 2330, humanity has ventured beyond our solar system, settling new planets, and living as a spacefaring people. You will join Constellation – the last group of space explorers seeking rare artifacts throughout the galaxy – and navigate the vast expanse of space in Bethesda Game Studios’ biggest and most ambitious game.

Release date: September 6, 2023


Product Dimensions: 0.49 x 6.33 x 5.93 inches; 2.72 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


Rated: Mature


Item Weight: 2.72 ounces


Manufacturer: Bethesda


Date First Available: June 11, 2023


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Note: I played from early access day one via the Premium Edition on Xbox Series X. Photos attached were captured on the Series X. This game is a masterpiece. I have been with Bethesda since Skyrim, gone back and played their oldies, and I have to say this is their best game ever. Let me give you the positives. - Best Bethesda main story. The story had me, I cried at one point even. It is full of mystery, intrigue, great characters, and many fun twists and turns. It wears classic sci-fi inspiration on its sleeve which I love. It has elements of Bladerunner, Alien, 2001 A Space Odyssey and more. The ending is incredible and honestly heady. - Amazing combat. ID (Doom Eternal) and Machine games (Wolfenstein helped with the combat and you can tell it is polished and feels good. The reload animations are awesome, the weapons feel weighty and unique. Hundreds of customization options are available. You can customize and mod each part of a weapon. Also the way that enemies react to being shot is very realistic. They stumble, blood sprays, and the way they fall and slump over after dying shows off the game's impressive physics system. - Amazing faction quests. There are a lot of factions in this game. There are the big main factions like the Vanguard and the Crimson Fleet but you can also find smaller one's with shorter quest lines. For instance I joined a gang! The main faction quest lines are long, well written, and packed with good content. - Deep side quests with lot's of choice and consequence and great writing. every side quest I have done has been a blast. - RPG mechanics: Bethesda returns to form here, this is the deepest their RPG systems have been since Oblivion. My character perks and background traits have come up in nearly every mission side and main. I have yet to stumble into even a side quest that didn't give me a dialogue option that let's me flex my background. - The persuasion and lockpicking mini games are amazing. Most quests have multiple persuasion checks for those who like to talk their way through a mission. - Performance is great. Stable 30FPS. Obviously I wish it were 60 but after seeing just how ambitious this game is and all the systems it has, it makes sense why that decision was made. - Writing: this is the best written BGS game ever. Clever, funny, emotional, and at times philosophical. - Characters: Great characters especially the constellation members. All memorable, they have fun personal questlines that flesh them out really well. - Locations: Talking specifically about the cities, I beat the game after 35 hours and I am still discovering new entire cities on different planets that I did not know existed. My favorite city is Neon. Each feels lived in and unique. They are massive and packed with content! - Ships: The ship combat is hard but very fun and very rewarding. Nothing beats disabling a ship's engine, boarding it, killing the grew in zero gravity then stealing the ship and selling it. The ship building is DEEP. I have spent hours just in that menu building new ships, making room for more crew that I can hire, and upping my weapon systems. The space combat is also very deep as you have to in real time divert power to various systems such as shields, engine, or weapons to maintain smart movement, defense, or offense. Really well done. - NG+ is brilliant. That is all I will say. - Procedural content. Completely optional but a ton of fun. I have yet to see the same thing twice. Each planet has so much to offer and the procedural dungeons so far have all been cool and unique. There is so much handcrafted content however, you will be 70+ hours in before you even would need to think about touching the procedural world's if they are not your thing. - Base building: Far better than fallout 4, I actually love it in this game (did not in fallout). It is easier and helps you with resources and storage, also gives you a place to put companions you find and recruit. - Impressive systems: Here is an example, each planet and each system in real time moves like real planets. If you sit on a moon for 5 hours and watch the sky you will be able to watch in real time your moon rotate around a planet and that planet rotate around the it's sun. This means that each of the 1,000 planets have their own day night cycle and own planetary time. You can see that planet's unique time/day night cycle when you go to wait or sleep on a planet. As it is contrasted against a Universal or standard time that is galaxy wide. 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As an avid gamer, I'm thrilled to give Starfield - Standard Edition a solid 4/5 rating. This game offers an immersive space exploration experience that captivated me from start to finish. Pros: Vast Universe: Starfield's universe is vast and richly detailed, filled with diverse planets, civilizations, and mysteries waiting to be discovered. Freedom of Exploration: The game encourages exploration, allowing players to chart their own path through the cosmos and uncover hidden secrets. Compelling Storyline: The storyline is engaging, with intriguing characters and plot twists that kept me invested in the game's narrative. Stunning Visuals: Visually, Starfield is breathtaking, with stunning graphics that bring its sci-fi world to life in vivid detail. Cons: Technical Issues: While generally smooth, I encountered occasional technical glitches and frame rate drops that detracted from the overall experience. Limited Customization: The game lacks extensive customization options for character creation and ship customization compared to similar titles. Comparison with Similar Games: Compared to similar games like No Man's Sky and Elite Dangerous, Starfield stands out for its more focused narrative and immersive world-building. While it shares similarities with these titles in terms of exploration and space travel, Starfield offers a more curated experience with a stronger emphasis on storytelling. Overall, Starfield - Standard Edition is a must-play for fans of space exploration games, offering an engaging journey through the cosmos with its compelling storyline and stunning visuals. Despite some technical issues and limited customization options, its strengths far outweigh its shortcomings, making it a standout addition to the genre. ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024 by Cheese
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If I could give zero stars, I would. I received this game upon launch (my mistake) after much anticipation -bolstered by Todd Howard's extremely enthusiastic-yet dishonest- hype. NPC's: The dead-eyed, badly voice-acted, LABORIOUSLY longwinded, innane NPC's massively detract from engagement, gameplay-you name it. In order to play the game you have to listen to them, zoomed in on their weird looking faces, as they drone on and on, and it feels like torture. *Please Note* that I love single-player RPGs, and I usually highly enjoy the soliloquies of various npc's of various games-not this game. Storyline: Uncompelling. Boring. Lazy. Would have been unimpressive in 2010 let alone 2023. Graphics -same as above. Gameplay: restrictive, repetitive, boring Massively Hyped "exploration" of space and planets: A JOKE! Final thoughts: There is no sense of adventure. The original Mass Effect is much more fun in terms of exploring planets, etc., than this game. Actually, in every sense of gaming, Mass Effect (2007) is FAR better than Starfield (2023). Pathetic. I wish I had waited a few weeks instead of buying upon launch. Never again, Todd. ... show more
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