Starfield cast: All voice actors & characters confirmed so far

, like many of Bethesda's past RPGs is a game full of choices and consequences. Most often, major choices in any given quest line will come through dialogue or optional objectives clearly marked in the quest log. However, there's one choice players don't even know they're passively making, which can have devastating consequences later on in the game's main campaign.

Due to the sheer scale of , there are plenty of activities to partake in, from helping the Freestar Rangers stop bank robberies to participating in blood sports. In the case of the latter, this can be carried out in a particularly notorious and shady gambling den, The Red Mile, on the planet Porrima III. The Red Mile is not the kind of location players tend to just stumble across, with its location in the Porrima system found slightly west of Volii. However, for those who seek it out, there is the option to participate in running its main attraction of the same name.

Here's everything you need to know about getting close with Starfield's space cowboy, Sam Coe.

Have you ever known a Bethesda game to not have funny NPCs? Both the Fallout and Elder Scrolls series are known for bugs, glitches, and ridiculous AI. This is all said out of love, as every other aspect of its games trumps the silly situations you can run into. Starfield, Bethesda’s newest IP, is also no stranger to the Bethesda effect. Players have been sharing instances online where Starfield NPCs are hilariously ruining romantic proposals with awkward animations.

Outside of the main story missions, you’ll want to spend some time completing faction questlines in Bethesda’s massive space RPG. The UC Vanguard quest line is a fun one with some great rewards, but what is the Vanguard Motto in Starfield?

Only two weeks after launch, it's hard to say who's dissecting Starfield the fastest, speedrunners or modders. Put another check in the modding column, because one of the most popular mods for Skyrim now has a Starfield version. Alternate Start Starfield is here to give you different places to begin your space adventure instead of being some grunt miner. Because seriously, why would I choose the diplomat background if I'm still going to wind up a «dusty?»

It seems a bit odd that I would want to spend any time in Starfield visiting Earth. Humanity is wide-eyed with dreams of discovering new planets, colonizing homesteads among the stars. Our science fiction texts are overflowing with the lofty possibilities of leaving our home world behind to seek a future elsewhere.

After finishing your first playthrough of Starfield, you can choose to leave your previous life behind and start anew with all the knowledge and experience you gained, but almost nothing else. Unlike other New Game Plus modes, here you start off at essentially zero with just a ship and your wits. No credits, no weapons, aid items, nothing. That makes the first few things you do even more important, as they will set the tone for the rest of your new playthrough. In this guide, we’ll discuss the five most valuable things to accomplish when you start NG+ in Starfield.

A Starfield fan has figured out what's off about the game's NPCs, and it comes down to their "fake smiles."

Starfield players aren't very impressed with the game's outpost-building mechanic, calling it a big downgrade from the settlement building that was in Fallout 4.

Starfield is shaping up to be one of the biggest video game launches in years, with over six million people already digging into it. But as one of the few exclusive games on the calendar in the cooling war between console platforms (long ended, if you ask us), it's not surprising that Starfield has sparked plenty of Xbox vs PlayStation discourse.

Resident space cowboys the Freestar Collective offer up all the western tropes you can shake a stick at, and for those looking to live the galactic gunslinger life, we have Starfield’s Freestar Collective explained with how to join, all the quests listed and rewards you’ll get.