Starfield systems designer Bruce Nesmit admits that Bethesda games could "have a higher degree of polish", but it "comes at a price."

Starfield may not have the storied legacy of The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, but Bethesda’s first step into sci-fi gripped me with its immersive gameplay

The release of Shattered Space marked my first return to Starfield since September of last year. More than a year removed from Bethesda’s sci-fi RPG, I had mixed thoughts. While the experience of playing through the game was enjoyable enough to be one of my highest-reviewed games of 2023,

Bethesda has compared the new Starfield Shattered Space DLC to Morrowind, but by doing so it shows a gap in understanding its legacy.

S tanding before a keep full of bandits in Skyrim, I pan the camera up to see a big, full moon hanging in the night's sky above me. Its luminous glow decorating the darkness feels

Shattered Space's side quests, The Path of Redemption. Starfield: Shattered Space takes place on House Va'ruun's home planet. The House is incredibly devoted to the Great Serpent, and the five wayshrines,