Internet sleuths seem to have discovered evidence hinting at details on the upcoming expansion in Bethesda's recent update video.
Bethesda's next update for the space-faring RPG is its largest yet and packed with new features. Here's what you need to know.
Mod support is also getting some new details soon, with Bethesda sending access to creators for the Creation Kit beta.
Console players can select a target frame rate and prioritize Visuals or Performance. Uncapped frame rates are possible only on VRR displays.
New interior customization tools for space ships, respeccing your appearance and Traits in New Game Plus and more also await.
Meanwhile, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 will launch in November, according to a new report.
The Creation Kit is currently with some Starfield creators, though there's no release date for the full version yet, per Todd Howard.
Director Todd Howard says the team wants to do "all that stuff", and though taking its time, is still "excited to get stuff out there."
Director Todd Howard says the RPG's next update will arrive "soon", with more details likely to come this week.
With Starfield's ups and downs, you have to wonder if Bethesda should have focused on delivering the next big Fallout instead.
Howard says Bethesda is "doing a lot of Starfield work" that we'll be hearing about in the not-too-distant future.
One way or another, these games provoked strong reactions.
The next major patch for the RPG goes live on March 6th for Steam Beta and adds new Vasco poses, Photo Mode expressions and more.
Other improvements include players viewing the world while collecting resources with the scanner and no longer looking left while sprinting.
Updates made to the DLC section of the game's Steam backend might be hinting at an upcoming reveal of its first expansion.
The update, adding support for AMD and Intel's supersampling options, became available for PC players in beta earlier this month.
Arrowhead Game Studios says it will "continue to work with our partners to get the ceiling raised", though you may still run into progression and server issues.
Arrowhead Game Studios and Sony's co-op shooter now boasts a peak of over 333,000 concurrent players on Steam.
However, Microsoft's Phil Spencer doesn't want to create a "false expectation" that its initial titles are "the first four to get over the dam."
Two of Microsoft's biggest exclusives will continue to be playable only on Xbox Series X/S and PC, in addition to Game Pass.