And yet, just like before, I slowly found myself sucked into the limitless reaches of its galaxy touching down on moons and planets, forever curious to see what I might find. It’s a conservative design initially, I was a little miffed that Bethesda didn’t spend those eight years focused on some of the more basic infrastructural issues in its philosophy. But this time, instead of the post-apocalyptic wastelands of Fallout or the high-fantasy realm of the Elder Scrolls, Starfield takes place in the outer reaches of the Milky Way. You will be completing a myriad of side quests, exploring a ton of dungeons, interfacing with a vaguely uncanny cast of characters, and facing the occasional game-breaking bug.
This is a Bethesda–style open-world RPG through and through - the studio has not enacted any major reforms in its game design principles. Despite being in development for eight years, Starfield is a bit of a throwback.
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