Starfield

Yes. It's a Bethesda game. The review that got me to finally break down and buy it read, and I'll paraphrase "If you like Bethesda's games, if you liked Morrowind, if you liked the Fallout Series, you'll get what you paid for". Yes, I did get what I paid for - while many of the reviews hold true in that the game feels like they held on too long polishing it and not releasing it to such an extent our expectations outgrew what they delivered. You can play No Man's Sky and seamlessly move from planet to space and back again. Yes, the character's and dialog options are pretty good two shoed. You can certainly go and piss of the local security and get a large bounty, but there's not real dark path in the game, or so from what I've seen at this point in my playthrough - and of course there are pronouns...but only in the character creation! Still, why? Pandering much? Also, as with most games circa 2016 and above, the function that guarantees exactly the same mix of races in every scene, and ensures that you get the every 10th odd accent match is in place. It's a good game though, and well worth the original full price with their latest free major updates as of 2026. It could have been so much more though. Based on what I see I have to wonder what or who made certain design decisions that took away from the potential gritty space exploration story that could have been. The game begs to be dark, to thrust the player into a unforgiving world of debauchery and sin, to be gauged and judged based on your action. Instead, it often feels like I'm in a safe space, a warm bubble, merely tickled at times with the finger wagging of my "bad" decision and notion of a grander reality. In closing, I really feel like the Fallout series, the story telling and character development has been lost in newer games. The connections you built with the world that was slowly built around you as you played within it has been lost in modern gaming. Could just be me though, I'm getting old.

Loved the game. Despite few things that need to be improved it has great potential. Enjoyed ship building/customization and ship combat, equipment upgrade/customization. Memorable companions with different personalities. There are few awesome long side quests. Main story is also great and further NG+ support.

Don't let them cook.

enjoy the game so far

enjoyable

Gra mi się podoba....... w sumei to moja pierwsza gra tego typu...... można się pogubić ale zczasem człowiek nauczy sie grać. Mam RTX 3060 laptopowy,i był problem na początek ale AL z google pomugł mi te gre tak poustawiać że da się grać choć gra nie rozpoznaje grafiki....... Podoba mi się miasto......i duża ilosc dialogów..... ale kobiecych włosó jest malutko musiałąm walczyć by zainstalować jakieś mody bo nie lubie włosów do brody...... i w sumie gram z włosami z modów itd......i to na start gry...... Szkoda że twórcy dali tak mało fryzur - brak długich włosów boli. Moja ocena to 4 bo te włosy i to że musiałam zacząć od nowa drugi raz bo zapierwszym zadaleko zaleciałam i nie dawałam rady z robotami......na start nie warto się gdzieś dalej zapuszczać.......tak myśle

I am playing on an older laptop, so I consider myself lucky my system meets the requirements. That being said, I do really enjoy this game. The ever increasing amount of mods for it, helps keep it interesting as well.

I'm not a fan of paid mods, and the fact that all Bethesda games just needs mods, one way or another. So, getting this on sale is a must just for that alone. But I am glad that I still bought this game. I was on the fence for a long time. I love the look of the game, the "nasapunk" as they coined it. I was dying for a good space game that wasn't too demanding. It's sort of an arcade version of a space sim. Or rather, you can play it that way, and in my opinion, the best way to do so. I do like Elite Dangerous, but it's so dense, that I just never play it. Sort of like wanting to play a tense ww2 rts game; you can go with Call to Arms, so jump into something that's still fun, just not as dense like Company of Heroes. Jumping into Enshrouded instead of The Forest. (Okay, maybe a better comparison, but I couldn't think of the game I usually compare Enshrouded too.) What about Dune Awakening to... uh... DayZ... whatever, you get my meaning. So, yeah, I'm not entirely into it because of the story or characters. I'm there for the space stuff. Like Crimson Desert, I take my thinking cap off and just enjoy what's going on around me. And I'm having a hell of a time.