At least, enough to prioritize the sci-fi RPG over working on The Elder Scrolls VI, which says plenty. Even if today's audiences have been desensitized to space travel and flight, Bethesda could take advantage of the mysterious allure surrounding Starfield and that we still know very little about the world beyond.įor what it's worth, Bethesda believes a lot in Starfield. This leaves gamers are still in the dark about the setting and narrative of Starfield. Unfortunately, the original poster didn't include any context attached to the images. What's particularly interesting about the leaked assets is their quality - there's a chance that the early concepts might have been final or close to it and the final build won't look too different.ĥ new leaked pictures from the 2018 build of Starfield from StarfieldAlliance Many gamers have described this as an attempt to bring back the magic of spaceflight, a foreign feeling to the majority of today's gamers. Specifically, when it comes to its aesthetic, Bethesda is aiming for a "NASA-punk" theme. Although Starfield will probably look different once the game comes out in November, these early looks do hint at the direction that Bethesda is taking with the project. The five pictures feature game assets, textures, and mock-ups for the HUD. Reddit delivers with its latest video game leaks with five new screenshots of Starfield from an old 2018 Starfield build. If it's any consolation, we are getting more news of Starfield, albeit from an unofficial source.
With a little over half a year to go before its launch, it's safe to say that Bethesda probably won't be talking much about Starfield until June, which would have been the schedule for E3 2022 before it was canceled. Unfortunately, outside of the initial trailer at E3 2021 and 5-minute footage in March, Bethesda hasn't shown much of Starfield. Starfield is Bethesda's first new IP in 25 years.Īs the developers of both The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, among many others, it's hard to imagine how hyped fans are to see more of Bethesda's first new IP in a long time. However, Bethesda isn't your typical studio either. Bethesda Softworks isn't the only company that doesn't reveal much of its games until close to launch.
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