
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
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Reviews
Questo gioco è infinito, vastissimo, offre la più assoluta libertà nelle migliori tradizioni Bethesda. E sì, ogni tanto ha qualche bug, ma quale gioco non ne ha? E ovviamente più il gioco è grande, più è possibile trovarne; ma l'esperienza che offre è impagabile.
It's fun, and perfect for vibing out.
love this game, the dlc's are mediocre but everything else is great
Bought on a sale. There were a few issues with frame rate when I first ran a new game, but I was able to fix things messing around with settings. I have to say, I am really enjoying this game. The set pieces are amazing, and it is overall one of the prettiest games I have ever played. I will probably finish it and go into new game plus just because of how much I enjoy the world and the spaceship building mechanics. My frustrations come largely from the progression system. Very much a typical Bethesda game, you dump skill points into certain skill trees to progress and make your character stronger, but your ability to spend these points is locked behind arbitrary challenges that must be completed before reaching the next level. If you want to truly engage with this game on the level it is asking of you, you have to be prepared to spend the skill points and beat the challenges, which feel a bit like a chore list.
Tutto molto bello, se riuscite a moddarlo. Purtroppo sono estremamente deluso dall'ultimo aggiornamento di luglio 2026, va in crash, non è più compatibile con le mod e non è comunque migliorato.
J'adorais ce jeu (presque 1000 heures au compteur) et j'ai donc tout naturellement acheté le DLC Terran Armada. Quelle déception dès le début : le jeu n'ai pas doublé en français. Pour l'immersion on repassera !
I quite honestly love this game. Much like Skyrim, Fallout 4, and other BGS games, I get lost in the game and ignore the main quest. I've never even had Sarah Morgan as a companion yet. But I've scanned a ridiculous quantity of planets and cheesed my way up to level 65 with manufacturing outposts. Maybe one day I will do the main quest, but that day is not today, friends.
Firstly.. I don't understand why SF gets so much hate.. but I came from NMS and FO is a long term main of mine and the blend of the two.. well I loved it. Couple of bugs... and if you used terminal a pervious save didn't wipe the temrinal.. and so I lost all my achivements.. aside from that.. what's not to like? Stepping in to the solar system? check! Stepping in to the wider star cluster? check! Customization of cool ships? check! .. story.. yes there were many many stories but like most FO and ES games.. you don't really need to care about them.. they are there for once you thrown MANY hours in to a game. I currenly have 1,113h ,, and I still haven't done the DLC yet.. I liked the romance, the weapons.. it was pretty much a clone of NMS but in FO/ES clothing.. AND I got to visit REAL systems.. do yourself a favor.. turn off the BGM, turn on your fav music that goes hard and have a blast! Ohw Steam is now suggesting adding specs.. not sure if I want Steam to do it for me.. erm.. Dual Xeons, 4090ti, loads of PCIE drives. Was it the most perfect game ever.. noo.. was it just as good or better than FO3? .. not better perse but just as good. I mean.. I could throw side quest spoilers at you.. like.. ohw I shouldn't, I shouldn't.. but there are some excellent side quests in the game.. finding them if half the battle. I had an awesome time. (4000h over all FOs, 1000h+ Skyrim.. probably more with modding.)
J'aime ce jeu, le background est solide, par contre la musique ne colle pas avec mon style de jeu. Bravo
Though some have complained about the games heavy use of ai generated content and too many often repeated locations, Starfield does have a few good points. The exploration isn't boring and along with both dlc is improved. Add in a few mods out there and the exploration can be improved substantially and more quests can be added too. Some of the good ones are free thanks to some great modders sharing them for the rest of us to enjoy. Others are paid, but some do stand out as decent quality. The prices vary from fairly priced for what the mod is to a bit over priced. The inter space travel added by the latest update is a nice edition. Also there is a lot of quests in the main game and dlc even without mods. Some are quick and simple others make good stories put together. Though quest spamming is still an issue some are easy to miss if not talking to all named people in the game. A warning though with a very high number of mods the game does get very unstable due to the engine not handling that well. Low 400s or less recommended for better stability and mostly little (small esms). Very few large or medium esms recommended in a large load order. Also uncompressing bsa can help too. Things like clothing, armor, some weapons, and locations can be safely extracted to loose files. Only do this if you know your games file system. Or use a zipped loose files format and install with a mod manager. It is not recommended to do this for complex scripted mods or quests. Playing on a newer system is better for smoother play. It plays pretty good on a 4070 or better. Also on SSD with thunderbolt connector cable - C type if using an external SSD. Not needed if using an internal SSD. For laptop users keeping the power transformer cool while playing is recommended as Starfield uses a lot of processing power and can heat up a normally cool transformer very hot if playing for several hours. It also improves game performance. Starfield still can crash after four to five hours of play time possibly due to memory leak or to much in the computers cache after that time. A restart of the game fixes this or a full system restart after extended game play then going back to the game can also help. There are also still some random bugs in the game that can cause crashes too if encountered. For anyone new too this game If a game always running perfect is what you want Starfield isn't for you. For those of us with more patience it can be a good game to play.
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