Give Starfield a sharper look with this HD texture pack

Just when you thought it was safe to assume you weren’t actually secretly a clone, the Orphan Black universe is coming back.

Starfield’s story is ultimately about hope for the future of humanity, but the game has so much scope and scale that there’s plenty of room to make your own adventure. For instance, some players might be pirates and smugglers, while others prefer to protect the Settled Systems. If you’re particularly spicy, there’s a new mod that allows you to replace all of your ships with Thomas the Tank Engine.

While some doubt the power of Creation Engine 2, it can at least be agreed that Starfield looks pretty. From the metropolitan streets of New Atlantis to seeing planets from low orbit, Bethesda has given us an attractive-looking game. But it could always stand to look a little better.

It isn’t even near New Year’s yet and Sony has already made good on their resolution to lose weight! Okay, not really, but they have cut off some of the extra bulk that the PS5 is well-known for carrying around. In a Tweet from their official Twitter (X) account, PlayStation let everyone know about the design changes that are available for both the PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition. It appears to be garnering lots of popular reactions, reaching over one million views on the post within its first hour at the time of writing, alongside 17,000 comments. Continue reading if you would like to hear all of the changes that are coming with this new PS5 model.

Struggling for Starfield fps? If you own an Intel graphics card, we could have the answer. The Arc & Iris Graphics 31.0.101.4887 GPU driver promises to improve Starfield performance by up to 149% and brings plenty more benefits to the table alongside.

Kirby's excellent 3D adventure is just one of numerous Switch exclusives discounted to $40 in Target's Prime Day-rival sale.

If there's one thing I love in this world, it's trinkets. Tchotchkes. Doodads and thingamajigs. Nothing enables this desire for collecting crud more than a good old-fashioned Bethesda game. Forks, mugs, spoons, bowls—you name it, it's probably in my inventory.

The Valheim Ashlands aren’t ready for a while yet, but they’re already giving me nightmares. When I think back to the early days of the co-op Viking survival game, the stories that stick in my mind are always terrifying tales of its most troublesome inhabitants. The moment a troll shows up to smash its way through your beautiful base. Losing everything to the horrifying Deathsquitos of the Plains. Now, our latest look at Ashlands creatures already has me worried.

Winning several awards back in 2018, Red Dead Redemption 2 is still held aloft as one of gaming’s crowning achievements. Five years later, Rockstar’s open-world tribute to the Wild West is still highly regarded for its gorgeous visuals. However, one person is working to make it look even better.

A new Starfield texture pack that is now available for download, masterfully overhauling the landscape and ground textures of the vanilla game.

, with more than 1,000 planets and 100 star systems, has a plethora of excellent quests, many of which are easy to miss as they are non-essential side quests. In spite of not being necessary for the completion of the game, many of 's side quests are among the greatest, most entertaining, and most immersive quests in the game. Perhaps the best element of many of these side quests, however, is the exceptional rewards they offer the player.

Starfield can be a rather gorgeous game at times. Peer too closely, however, and you’ll start to notice the cracks in the facade. Many of the game’s textures and effects don’t hold up to close inspection, while a lot of the faces have a rather plastic look to them – something you’ll likely become very aware of, given how close in proximity Bethesda NPCs like to stand while you’re chatting to them. Fortunately, legendary Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 mod creator ‘Halk Hogan’ is here to instantly improve your Starfield graphics.