Starfield: Shattered Space Story Expansion Releases in the Fall - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 May 2024 / 2,436 Views
Bethesda Game Studios Executive Producer and Director Todd Howard in an interview with Kinda Funny Games revealed the Shattered Space story expansion for Starfield will release in the Fall.
"Shattered Space is in the fall, but we have a big update that’s coming really soon for Starfield," said Howard. "There’s a lot of stuff. We redid the map stuff, so we have some city map stuff."
The next update for Starfield will be announced later this week, according to Howard, and then it will be up on Steam beta.
Howard in the same interview teased a new Fallout project that is in the works that he is not allowed to discuss yet.
"We look at what we are doing with the [Fallout] franchise and then we say do we still feel good about - I can't reveal it now - but here is our runway for Fallout as a franchise," he said.
Starfield released for the Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Xbox Game Pass in September 2023.
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I'm finally wrapping up my first play through of Starfield after taking a break from it last year. Overall, I've enjoyed my time with the game. It has some issues like story pacing at times and a few too many loading screen, but all in all a good experience I would give a solid 8/10. I'm curious to see what the DLC will be about and these new updates seem to be significant.
Near the end of my playthrough. Iv enjoyed it. Really got into the ship customization. I am looking forward to the DLC. Game has a good foundation. Interesting to see what they can add to it.
Was hoping it would come earlier. Far harbour only came out around 6 months after fallout 4
Guys working on too many projects ,thats the issue.
Bethesda needs to take a page from Obsidian and have multiple teams so they can have more than one project or be more open to outsourcing their IPs. It seems Xbox feels the same way so I expect something to change. In the long run, expanding Bethesda is the best way to go while also letting other studios work on those IPs.
I don't know if I want to go back to Starfield for the DLC, to be honest. The game had plenty of good qualities and a ton of bad but the repetitive exploration in particular takes away most of the replay value for me. Unlike other Bethesda franchises, the Starfield universe doesn't really ignite my interest. The Mixed rating on Steam feels about right.
Let's see if MS uses this opportunity to also release the base game on Playstation. Not saying that because I want it though. Awful game
The Playstation audience doesn't like Starfield, so it's a waste of time...
Honestly, the uproar on the internet that would happen from the announcement it's coming to PS would be the best advertising they could do for the expansion. Everyone would be talking about Starfield again. Look at the crazy uproar that happened with the other 4 games.
What would be the reason to develop a game for an audience that goes to the internet just to say bad things about it? It doesn't make any sense! It's a waste of energy and resources...
I think it's cool that Microsoft keeps the old Bethesda and Activision Blizzard IPs multiplatform, that is, Doom, Quake, COD, Diablo, Fallout, Wolfenstein, TES among others, I defend that they continue to be multiplatform, but I argue that if you want to play something completely new developed by the XBox division, so you will have to have a device that allows you to access the XBox ecosystem. Microsoft does not require the user to buy an XBox console, on the contrary! All first party releases come out on the XBox, PC and XCloud console. As you can see, it is completely different from Playstation and Nintendo, which forces the user to have their hardware in order to access the ecosystem.
It seems like I'm fighting a console war, but for my argument, I think that nowadays Microsoft gives you much more options to play than any other company that develops games and is still present on the console platform. Which company has play anywhere (where you buy once and can play on multiple devices) and smart delivery? This is why I think this charge from users on other platforms for the XBox is absurd.
You yourself make your dissatisfaction with the game explicit, so it wouldn't make sense for you to charge a port for the Playstation.
Whether you like to admit it or not, the big money is on PlayStation and the game is coming to PS one day no matter how we feel about it, or how much we like the game
“Not saying that because I want it” …so have you played the game before? Or all your other comments just echoing what you’ve heard?
For a guy that doesn't have any interest in this game you sure spend a lot of time talking about it.
That's because everyone hyped it up to the moon (pun intended) and said it was the game of the generation
