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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,

For a moment Starfield threatened to topple Skyrim in terms of concurrent Steam player counts, but the Shattered Space boost has ended.

In addition to low critic (57 Metascore) and audience (5.6) scores, the overall player data for Starfield’s Shattered Space expansion is…not indicating this is a hit.

For many, there was a lingering hope that the first major expansion for Starfield, Shattered Space, would rescue the game from the throes of mediocrity. Then, with a focus on House Va’ruun and their home planet of Va’ruun’kai,

STARFIELD was expected to be one of the biggest games of 2023, coming from Bethesda, the developer that made Skyrim. Bethesda had promised fans an expansive open world similar to its previous

The Starfield universe has gotten a little bit bigger with the Shattered Space DLC. Here's how you can start exploring all the new content the expansion adds.

Starfield: Shattered Space's wayshrines on the Path to Redemption may be familiar to Skyrim players who have encountered similar landmarks.

The first major expansion for Bethesda’s big space baby isn’t terrible by any means, but it still just feels like more Starfield, for all that that entails.