How long are we going to have to wait for this one? It feels like years ago since we last got any update on Bethesda’s upcoming Starfield game. Finally, fans are getting some more content to indulge in whilst we wait for the games hotly anticipated release.

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Bethesda has released the first in a series of Behind the scenes videos for the upcoming game starfield. Titled “Into the Starfield: the Endles pursuit”, the seven minute long video features insights into the development process from the one, the only, “it just works” Todd Howard, as well as studio Director Angela Browder and Art Director Matt carofano. The video discusses how the game is more grounded than the studio’s fantasy output, but will be equally capable of providing awe inspiring moments.

Carofano said, “its got a more realistic science based backing to it. Whereas Skyrim is an epic fantasy, this is more of a grounded game and a grounded setting about exploration, and I think that gives us a different take on how we make everything, so that’s sort of the thing you latch onto when were making new areas, making environments, making characters”Todd Howard stated “The mechanics of the world are entirely different. But there are similarities. And I think that those are things we like. We like playing first person. We like having all the coffee cups. We like being able to touch everything. Those moments make the whole thing believable. Being able to watch the sun set and nighttime come, and just sit there and watch the world go by, seems like it’s not gameplay, but it is vital to how you feel through the rest of it.”

Howard also discussed the feeling players get in bethesda games the moment they step into the world, such as exiting the vault in Fallout 4.

“We always have that ‘step out’ moment into the world, so to say. Technology has changed, we’ve all changed, so our expectations when loading up a game are like, ‘Ok, I’m going to step out and there’s going to be this moment’. Us being able to do that and have it feel new every generation, every game, is something that is really special about what we do. I like to say that Starfield has two ‘step out’ moments. It’s cryptic.”

Starfield was announced in 2018 with a teaser trailer, before reappearing at this years E3 which showed off an in-engine trailer for the game and confirmed a november 2022 release date for Xbox Series X/S and PC. on the game, Bethesda stated  “In this next generation role-playing game set amongst the stars, create any character you want and explore with unparalleled freedom,” “Harnessing the power of next-gen technology and built on the all-new Creation Engine 2, Starfield takes you on a journey through space as you strive to answer humanity’s greatest mystery.”

Todd Howard has recently hinted players may have to wait until summer next year for more major reveals from starfield.

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Starfield is Bethesda’s first new intellectual property in over 25 years and is shaping up to be one of the most highly-anticipated RPGs of 2022. Though the developer is content to keep much of the game in wraps, the excitement around Starfield is hard to ignore. The Game Director and Executive Producer of Bethesda Game Studios, Todd Howard, recently held a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything). As part of this, he shared information about Starfield concerning the game’s character creation system.

From their fallout series and all the way back to The Elder Scrolls: Arena, Bethesda’s games have always strived for diversity and variety in options they offered players regarding the creation and customization of characters. Even though some have expressed concern that the game would feature humans as the sole playable race, it was still assumed that Starfield would offer sizable customization possibilities. Todd Howard’s confirmation has provided us with some answers.

Todd Howard shared his excitement regarding Starfield’s character creation system in the Reddit AMA. We will apparently be able to choose not only the character’s background and skills but also their pronouns. He also confirmed that the voiced lines would reflect the player’s pronouns in any relevant dialogue.

While not explicitly clarified, we can assume that the system will operate similarly to Cyberpunk 2077, and the choice of pronouns won’t need to reflect physical appearance.

So far, the majority of fans have responded positively. Many (including me) are excited to create a character that better represents their identity. Some have speculated that Starfield will also return to Bethesda’s roots with a silent protagonist, as Todd Howard himself expressed disappointment with how this was handled in Fallout 4.

Players were also excited to choose their background and skills initially, so the game would be affected from the beginning, a contrast to the blank slate approach previously employed with The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, where building your character occurred spontaneously throughout the game.

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Ever since the studio was taken over by Xbox, fans of Bethesda have been wondering where the studio will go next. Responsible for legendary gaming series such as Elder Scrolls and Fallout, they have always delivered great single-player titles in the past. Whilst we have seen the studio delve online with Fallout 76, it has now been announced the company will continue to focus on single-player experiences.

This perhaps won’t come as too much of a surprise to many. As previously mentioned, the Fallout and Elder Scrolls series are their main products which are usually both single-player titles.  Other notable titles under Bethesda’s library include the reboots of beloved shooters Doom and Wolfenstein, alongside Dishonored, The Evil Within, and its most recent release, Deathloop.

As a result, the longtime Bethesda creative director Tood Howard announced on an IGN Unfiltered podcast that this is what they will be focusing upon for the future. Not only this, but he admitted that while future games may contain ‘social elements’, their priority isn’t going to be on enhancing those features. This will come as disappointing news for fans of The Elder Scrolls Online and Fallout 76. Especially for that acting troupe that recently performed Macbeth in Fallout 76. Go watch them while you can I suppose!

Bethesda Have Long List Of Upcoming Single-Player Titles

The next four upcoming Bethesda games are all single-player driven experiences. The Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield are games we’re really looking forward to, as are many fans across the globe. Similarly, Ghostwhire: Tokyo is also a more narrative-driven title from Bethesda’s Japan-based developer Tango Gameworks. What a great time to be a fan of single-player games, ay?

PlayStation fans have been treated to great single-player titles in recent years, so perhaps this is Xbox realising they need to step up their game. Their exclusive library has been rather poor in comparison to the PS4 who boast the like of 2018’s Spider-Man and God of War, which Sony used as a selling point for the system. Adversely, Xbox decided to sell their consoles by showing off its technical capabilities. Unfortunately, that means when it comes to the exclusive library, they were completely outperformed. Besides Halo, Gears and Forza they don’t really have much of note to offer.

That is until now. Bethesda have clearly had discussions with Xbox to be the main studio to sort this problem out. Let’s just hope they are able to deliver! However, if your looking for that great online experience, then Elder Scrolls Online is still available to buy here. Don’t miss out!

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Starfield Offers Up Dangerous Exploration

Starfield will see you take control of one of the new recruits of an organisation called Constellation. This group is ‘committed to uncovering the mysteries of the galaxy’ and will force you to ‘explore the deepest reaches of the Settled Systems”.

As mentioned above, there seems to be an agreement between the two largest factions to maintain some sort of peace. Despite this, players should still be prepared to come across a wide variety of dangerous foes. These include mercenaries, pirates and even ‘fanatical religious zealots’. Of course, Bethesda weren’t going to make the exploring easy for us, were they?

Furthermore, this Starfield information video once again doesn’t include any game play footage or in-game screenshots of the Settled Systems. However, those glimpses of concept art have already peaked our interest even more. It clearly shows the imaginative designs of this world Bethesda have created which we hope to be just as detailed as any of their previous worlds.

As revealed by a trailer released in August, we have seen the three main cities of the Starfield Universe. New Atlantis and Akila both look set to be really interesting places to explore, and we can’t wait to do just that! In spite of this, we must remember that it is only just concept art and that the cities will probably look vastly different, so we must be patient. Besides, it could be more fun waiting to explore these locations first hand instead of through a game play trailer. Right?

Nevertheless, with Starfield set for a November 2022 release, we most likely will get further trailers to inform us more on this exciting new world. When Starfield does launch it’ll be playable on PC and Xbox Series X, with a day one Xbox Game Pass release. We cannot wait.

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As always, E3 this year was packed with new releases and revelations fans could expect for a variety of different video game franchises (If you missed our breakdown for the event, you can check it out here). Yet sometimes news surrounding the event can be swept under the radar, just like this piece of news.

Yes, Bethesda has confirmed Inon Zur is putting together the score for its highly anticipated sci-fi epic Starfield. 

The composer confirmed he would be working on the sci-fi game back in June on his website, stating he would be working with Bethesda once more. He expresses that he considers it to be an honour to work on the game’s score, adding that he admires and appreciates the entire team behind Bethesda for entrusting it to him.

Zur also describes his composition efforts as having a “unique, classical sci-fi direction” and you can hear a snippet of his work in the trailer released at E3, as well as the second trailer “The Journey Begins”, which teases concept art and behind-the-scenes footage.

The sentiments go both ways as Bethesda’s director and executive producer Todd Howard expressed Zur is a “good friend and long time collaborator” and describes what Zur has done so far for the game has been “beautiful and wonderous”, adding he cannot wait to share the score with the fans.

Inon Zur has composed the soundtracks for many epic games in the past: Baldur’s Gate 2, SOCOM 2, Dragon Age: Origins, and Fallout 4 just to name a few. Yet this will be his first plunder into AAA sci-fi, with Starfield already being compared to Halo, Mass Effect, and Destiny.

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