Starfield
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Bethesda's space RPG lets you build ships, join factions and explore over 1,000 planets. You join Constellation, a group of explorers chasing mysterious artifacts. It's Bethesda's first new universe in 25 years.
Kit's verdict · 6.8/10
There are great Bethesda quests hiding in a galaxy of loading screens and empty rocks.Kit · Sadkitty Games
Loved
- Brilliant ship builder
- Strong faction questlines
- The New Game Plus twist is clever
Not so much
- Empty procedural planets
- Constant menus and loading break immersion
Play it if bethesda fans who love tinkering and faction quests.
Skip it if anyone hoping for seamless space exploration like No Man's Sky.
Cheats & codes
Every Starfield cheat we know
God mode (invincibility and unlimited ammo).PC · Press the ~ key to open the console, type the code and press Enter. Using the console disables achievements for that save.
Noclip; fly through walls.PC · Press ~ to open the console, type the code and press Enter.
Free camera.PC · Press ~ to open the console, type the code and press Enter.
Single-player only. Cheats can turn off achievements and some saves; use them on a spare save.
Tips
Play it better
- Take the Boost Pack Training skill early; jetpacking makes exploring planets far less painful.
- Sell contraband only at Trade Authority kiosks, and scan-jammer upgrades on your ship help you smuggle it past security.
- Faction questlines, especially the UC Vanguard and the Crimson Fleet, are the best content in the game.
- Persuasion checks get easier with the Persuasion skill; pick lines that cost fewer points first.
- Ship parts are sold at different shipyards, so shop around before building your dream ship.
- Visit temples to unlock powers; they're tied to the main questline but easy to miss.
Secrets & unlockables
Hidden in plain sight
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Trivia
- It was Bethesda Game Studios' first new universe in 25 years.
- It runs on Creation Engine 2.
- Todd Howard directed it.
- It was a Microsoft exclusive after Microsoft bought Bethesda's parent company ZeniMax.
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