10 Most Dangerous Creatures In Starfield, Ranked

Owning a Starfield penthouse has one notable downside: you risk losing everything if the property is stationed in New Atlantis. 

A key gameplay mechanic in is the customization of attributes and abilities, but as the player progresses through the game, they will be able to unlock a number of interesting powers for their character which can dramatically alter play style. There is a total of 24 Starborn Powers available in; although some are, for all intents and purposes, useless, there are some Starborn Powers that are game-changing and can completely revolutionize combat, enhance exploration, and expedite the process of resource collecting.

is an enormous game. Not only because of the 1,000 planets and 100 star systems but also the plethora of quests and adventures. While a number of the quests are exceptional and should not be missed, some are horrendously boring, pointless, or simply not worth the time or effort involved in completing. Furthermore, although some of the game's worst quests are redeemed through good rewards, a few quests should be avoided.

A series of Starfield live-action shorts are on the way to help you get to grips with the Settled Systems, and we’ve got our first look at the incredible set design already. Helmed by videogame short filmmaker Stephen Ford, the live-action series of shorts will help you learn even more about Bethesda’s newest universe.

One skilled Starfield player has turned the RPG's lockpicking mechanic into a game all of its own.

Feel like going for a dip in Starfield? Then you might want to avoid this particular planet. It has a lake or ocean that’s so corrosive that it instantly kills the animals in it. What were they doing there? That’s a question you should perhaps ask Bethesda.

Cyberpunk 2077's latest huge overhaul has led to another player spike, and it's enough to compete with new releases. Cyberpunk is now just behind Starfield on the Steam charts and was even briefly ahead of it earlier today.

One of the many influences that can be felt in the world of is the real space exploration pioneered by organizations like NASA, and one side quest highlights this aspect in a unique way. The newest RPG from Bethesda Game Studios offers a somewhat grounded take on sci-fi space exploration, with concepts that draw from real space travel and spacecraft and gear that focus more on authenticity than futuristic sleekness. Although 's story is full of new material based on a galaxy of interstellar feuding, some elements strike a little closer to home, including some direct references to NASA itself.

Bethesda's latest release, , is an enormous game with over 1000 planets, 100 star systems, and, most importantly, a plethora of options and customizations. Whether it is customizing weapons, shipbuilding, or companions and crew members, allows people to tailor their experience. Perhaps one of the most significant customization options is the ability to pick and choose which companions will join the crew during their exciting adventure.

Why do all spaceships have to be horizontal? Nevermind the practicality or anything like that, I want to explore space in something a little more vertical. A silo, a tower, perhaps. Or maybe even a ship that is just one very, very long ladder a la Snake.

Despite Starfield's popularity, roughly a quarter of Xbox players have yet to actually launch themselves into the game's titular field of stars.

While there are many different companions you can find and recruit in Starfield, Andreja is one of the most important.