
Starfield is the first new universe in 25 years from Bethesda Game Studios, the award-winning creators of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Fallout 4.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Updates
Build ids and update times come straight from Steam's PICS — the same source SteamDB reads. Patch history grows as we record new builds.
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 682 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 679 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
I have 200 hours in Game Pass and buyed on Steam sale. This game is an RPG with space thematic and not a space simulator. The fact this game have tons of bad reviews is because there's a lot of stupid gamers who expect any game to fill in what they created in their expectations before they even play the game. And have those who build their opinions in some idiot Youtuber who did not played the game properly or just want engagement with free hate. I really love this game, I liked the quality of details, shooting and ship fight is fun to me, explore is cool ( yeah ♥♥♥♥♥, if you think most of the planets in the universe should be populated like is in your mind, that's your problem ), Is just Bethesda game. Is good, it have stuff to improve, but Skyrim had it too and I loved anyway. Don't be dumb expecting things in any game. Just play it and see for yourself if it is for you.
Bug de sauvegarde apparemment connu. Plus de 30h perdues... Je demande remboursement.
absolute dog pile of a game, wont even run, just stutters and crashes on main menu. I've tried everything to fix it, im playing with Zero mods, i have reinstalled windows, i have cleared cashes, verified files, uninstalled reinstalled the game, ive checked and verified system files, ive done everything else i can think of and this game simply just wont run. Very cool.
Looks great and plays smoothly but the navigation is a pain . Esc doesnt work how you'd think Tab takes you all over the place . There is very little help and guidance especially when near the end you have a space battle without a clue what to do ! I would advise seeking as much help online and saving frequently - wont be playing a second time - a real frustrating grind.
Jogo muito bom, mas como sempre a otimização deixa a desejar, no mínimo poderiam colocar o dlss 4.5 e fsr 4.1, fora os muitos loadings. Os caras precisam lançar uma nova versão dessa engine, com varias otimizações.
取不了中文名字,煞笔
great game, i beat it on xbox game pass now im beating it here, i also have 20 hours in on the ps5 . it has alot of replay value .
I received Starfield for free from the laptop manufacturer as a thank-you gift for pre-ordering a gaming laptop. Starfield is a Bethesda game, and in my opinion, that is its biggest problem! Vanilla Starfield had stability issues right from the start and was prone to crashing when entering shops—though, after reloading the last save, you would find yourself right inside the shop. The Ranger Tower in Akila City was the exception; entering it always caused a crash, and the game never saved the progress. I wasn't able to see the inside of the Ranger HQ for the first time until one or two patches had been released. Shattered Space In the run-up to *Shattered Space*, an update was released that made it impossible for me to play Starfield stably. After installing *Shattered Space*, however, I could play without any issues again. Terran Armada After *Terran Armada* was released, Starfield ran stably—provided I deselected the DLC. Unfortunately, that changed with stability update 1.16.242. Since then, I haven't been able to play for even five minutes without the game crashing. Conclusion I love Starfield; I built a *Frontier* model (using the file from Adam Savage on the Bethesda website), 3D-printed various items, and spent 1,252 hours in the game. I can even rationalize criticisms like repetitive outposts by imagining that, during the Colony Wars, standardized, prefabricated outposts were erected by robots. Nevertheless, I wouldn't have bought the game myself—and certainly not the Deluxe Edition. My past experiences with Bethesda games and Bethesda's policies—such as the fact that about - 95% of bugs are known to the company before a game or DLC is released - new content takes precedence over bug fixes - some quests cannot be completed properly (using the console to finish them so you can progress disables achievements) - games, patches and DLCs are essentially "finished" by the customers - etc. would have deterred me.
jogo é bom mais vc tem que ter jogado fallout 4 ou skyrim pra entender por que seguem a mesma linha de gameplay.
Overall it has improved a lot compared to 2023. I would give it a 7/10. You really need to savor this game slowly and not rush, otherwise you'll lose the fun.
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Engagement
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