Starfield Game: Metacritic Score, Price, System Requirements, Review

Starfield Game: Bethesda Game Studios’ eagerly anticipated space-faring action role-playing game Starfield is now available for purchase. This is the first novel intellectual property developed in the United States in nearly three decades. At the time of its release, Starfield was greeted with mostly positive reviews from prominent publications. Here’s everything you need to know about Starfield, from its cost to its metacritic score.

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Starfield Game Release Date, Platforms, and Price

As previously stated, Starfield was published on September 6 for Windows and Xbox Series X/S exclusively.

If you have an active subscription to Xbox Game Pass, you can play Starfield for free.

Starfield is otherwise available for Rs 6,499 via the Xbox online store.

Alternatively, Starfield Premium Edition is priced at Rs 9,199. The package includes the complete game, the Shattered Space story expansion, the Constellation skin pack, access to the digital artbook and the original soundtrack, as well as access to the digital artbook.

Starfield Gameplay

This is the canonical setting for Starfield, according to Bethesda:vIn the year 2330, humanity has ventured beyond our solar system, settling new planets, and existing as a spacefaring people. In Bethesda Game Studios’ most ambitious game, you will join Constellation, the last group of space explorers searching for rare artefacts throughout the galaxy, and traverse the vastness of space.

As with other Bethesda classics, players will be able to customise their characters from the start, selecting everything from their appearance to their background and personality characteristics. In contrast to Cyberpunk 2077, regardless of the setting you choose, you will begin the game at the same point as everyone else.

You can alternate between first-person or third-person POV throughout the game. Starfield is an expansive, open-world experience situated in the Milky Way galaxy. This region contains a wide variety of planetary systems, including both fictional and actual celestial bodies. Players can explore and land on more than a thousand planets, in addition to numerous moons and space stations whose precise number is unknown.

The game’s landscapes rely primarily on procedural generation, which is then fine-tuned through manual interventions to introduce carefully crafted content. Starfield employs a system that generates terrain and the unique plant and animal life on a planet in a dynamic manner. As the player approaches a planet, these characteristics are dictated by factors such as the system’s star, its atmospheric conditions, and notable points of interest.

As the player approaches a planet, its atmospheric conditions and notable points of interest are displayed.

Starfield System Specifications

According to Bethesda, the following are the minimum system requirements for Starfield:

• AMD Ryzen 5 2600X and Intel Core i7-6800K are CPUs.
• Graphics processing unit: AMD Radeon RX 5700 and NVIDIA GeForce 1070 Ti
• Memory: 16GB
• Available storage space is 125GB (SSD required).
• DirectX: Release 12
• Windows 10 version 21H1 (10.0.19043) is the operating system

Here are the system requirements that are recommended:

• AMD Ryzen 5 3600X and Intel i5-10600K are CPUs.
• AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 are GPUs.
• Memory: 16GB
• Available storage space is 125GB (SSD required).
• DirectX: Release 12
• Windows 10/11 including updates

Reviews and Metacritic Score

Based on 52 reviews at the time of writing, Starfield for PC had a Metascore of 88. The Xbox Series X received a Metascore of 86 (based on 55 evaluations).

As previously indicated, Starfield received mostly positive reviews. IGN and Gamespot both gave it a score of 7 out of 10. PC Gamer (US) gave it a score of 75 out of 100. VGC awarded it five stars, while Destructoid gave it a perfect score of 10 out of 10. Overall, critics praised the game’s bug-free launch, innovative planetary exploration system, stunning graphics, and excellent gameplay. However, reviewers criticised the game’s frequent loading screens and obvious repetition in the distinct planets.