Starfield will be released for Xbox and PC on September 6.
One of the great games seen in this non-E3 period has undoubtedly been Starfield during the Xbox Games Showcaseleading this to Bethesda showing all the benefits of the one who is called to be for 45 minutes one of the most relevant video games of the next decadebeing so, aware of this, they have already confirmed that it will be the study’s game with the fewest bugs.
Under this same premise, it must be said that the Bethesda title has already been shown on two recent occasions, while in 2022 we could see the first gameplay prior to its launch in the month of November, thereby giving rise to weeks after these announcing that Starfield would be delayed indefinitely in order to be able to polish all the errors present in the title and improve its quality to the maximum.
Starfield would have worse character designs compared to 2022 gameplay
Now it seems that they have succeeded, since what was seen at the Microsoft event shows that Starfield is graphically amazing. Despite this, it seems that they have had to sacrifice some resources, since some users have reported that some elements of Starfield have suffered true downgrade compared to the gameplay of 2022. First of all, it was the YouTube channel known as Cycu1 that compared the two versions of Starfield, highlighting that the character models are worsecurrently being flatter and with less quality in hair and eyes:
Now, despite this, we also have the counterpart, since the Youtube Light channel highlights that lighting has been improved of the title, this being something that can make Starfield shine even more, which shows that although some elements seem to have gotten worse, in general the visual quality of the title is unquestionable. You can take a look below:
Having said all this, even knowing that any request for Starfield to come to PS5 is going to be absolutely useless, you should know that the next great Bethesda title It will hit stores around the world on September 6.with versions for PC, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.