deleteduser579

3y

GAME OF THE LIFE. GAME OF THE YEAR. TOMORROW NIGHT. TODD DID IT AGAIN

deleteduser579

3y

THEY WERE TALKING CRAZY ON BETHESDA OFF OF 76 LIKE THEY DON’T HAVE A BED OF CLASSICS.

ITS OVER TOMMOROW.

NobodyWins

3y

I don’t get it

Nute

3y

We postin spoilers itt?

Kr0niic

3y

its a bethesda game and the dude is climbing a ladder

thought not possible

NobodyWins

3y

?

Kr0niic

3y

its a bethesda game and the dude is climbing a ladder

thought not possible

Kr0niic

3y

Starfield Review - A Galactic Odyssey with Some Limitations

Starfield, the highly anticipated space exploration game, has finally graced the gaming universe with its presence. As players embark on an interstellar journey, the game offers both awe-inspiring moments and a few missed opportunities. Let's delve into the highs and lows of this cosmic adventure.

One of the initial letdowns is the main menu. It lacks the captivating visuals and immersive ambiance that players have come to expect from modern games. The dull and somewhat uninspiring main menu might not set the best tone for the grand spacefaring experience that Starfield promises.

However, the game's real strength lies in its expansive universe. Players can navigate through a plethora of planets, each with its own unique characteristics and secrets waiting to be unraveled. The feeling of piloting your own spaceship, venturing into uncharted territories, and encountering stunning celestial bodies is truly remarkable.

On the downside, the inability to land on gas giants is a notable drawback. While understandable from a gameplay perspective, it does limit the full immersion into a complete planetary system. This omission detracts from the realism the game strives to achieve and takes away some points in the scorecard.

Another issue that surfaces during gameplay is the presence of boundaries. After traveling a distance equivalent to the map size of Skyrim, players encounter invisible walls that hinder further exploration. While this might be a technical constraint, it still disrupts the otherwise seamless immersion and discovery aspect of the game.

Final Rating: 7/10

In conclusion, Starfield is a mixed bag of celestial wonders and missed opportunities. The vast and diverse universe, along with the thrill of space exploration, provides an engaging experience. However, the lackluster main menu and the inability to fully interact with certain planetary bodies like gas giants are notable downsides. The boundaries that restrict the scale of exploration also leave room for improvement. With its score of 7 out of 10, Starfield manages to deliver an enjoyable galactic adventure, but leaves players yearning for a few extra light-years' worth of polish and innovation.

NobodyWins

3y

This can’t be real smh main menu complaint is wild

Kr0niic

3y

Starfield Review - A Galactic Odyssey with Some Limitations

Starfield, the highly anticipated space exploration game, has finally graced the gaming universe with its presence. As players embark on an interstellar journey, the game offers both awe-inspiring moments and a few missed opportunities. Let's delve into the highs and lows of this cosmic adventure.

One of the initial letdowns is the main menu. It lacks the captivating visuals and immersive ambiance that players have come to expect from modern games. The dull and somewhat uninspiring main menu might not set the best tone for the grand spacefaring experience that Starfield promises.

However, the game's real strength lies in its expansive universe. Players can navigate through a plethora of planets, each with its own unique characteristics and secrets waiting to be unraveled. The feeling of piloting your own spaceship, venturing into uncharted territories, and encountering stunning celestial bodies is truly remarkable.

On the downside, the inability to land on gas giants is a notable drawback. While understandable from a gameplay perspective, it does limit the full immersion into a complete planetary system. This omission detracts from the realism the game strives to achieve and takes away some points in the scorecard.

Another issue that surfaces during gameplay is the presence of boundaries. After traveling a distance equivalent to the map size of Skyrim, players encounter invisible walls that hinder further exploration. While this might be a technical constraint, it still disrupts the otherwise seamless immersion and discovery aspect of the game.

Final Rating: 7/10

In conclusion, Starfield is a mixed bag of celestial wonders and missed opportunities. The vast and diverse universe, along with the thrill of space exploration, provides an engaging experience. However, the lackluster main menu and the inability to fully interact with certain planetary bodies like gas giants are notable downsides. The boundaries that restrict the scale of exploration also leave room for improvement. With its score of 7 out of 10, Starfield manages to deliver an enjoyable galactic adventure, but leaves players yearning for a few extra light-years' worth of polish and innovation.

HaroldsChicken

3y

Danny changed his name and avy to me lol

Lamar

3y

huh thought reviews were only tmr

deleteduser579

3y

GAME OF THE LIFE. GAME OF THE YEAR. TOMORROW NIGHT. TODD DID IT AGAIN

RenBop

3y

y'all mad gullible lol

HaroldsChicken

3y

this Ryan Maccaffrey?

NobodyWins

3y

Watch it

Kr0niic

3y

what what what!!!

https://imgur.com/F4gdPmL