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Bethesda support site reconfirms Starfield’s release for “the first half of 2023"Ready for takeoff
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Bethesda Game Studios seem to have recommitted to a “first half of 2023” release window for their long-awaited sci-fi RPGStarfield. Per VGC, this info comes from aBethesda support sitethat went live earlier this month. There are three other questions/answers about the game on the site, but no new info - which isn’t weird considering, y’know, the game’s not actually out yet - aside from the message “Starfieldarrives exclusively on Xbox Series X|S and PC in the first half of 2023.”Top 13 Best RPGs to Play on PCWatch on YouTubeWe sort of knew this was the case anyway since Xbox & Bethesda’s2022 game showcaselast summer featured games coming in the next 12 months. Starfield was a part of that show, so it’s no surprise to see more messaging around its release. This should leave fans elated anyway, considering Starfield has been a long-time coming, and we’ve not heard much about its release since that showcase.The last time we heard anything about Starfield was in Bethesda’s Constellation Questions series, where Starfield’s lead quest designer delved into why the game’sfaction questswere more likeSkyrim’s rather thanFallout’s. Meanwhile, a 3-hour long Todd Howard interview gave us an insight into the"complex relationships"in the game.Starfield was first announced all the way back in 2018 before landing on a release date of November 2022. Starfield then saw anindefinite delay, alongside Arkane’s vampire-huntin’ action gameRedfallwhich is also due later this year.Other games on Microsoft’s 2023 roster includeMinecraft Legends, a third-person strategy spin-off of the iconic block builder, and a reboot (or maybe just reboot in name) of the company’s marque racer,Forza Motorsport.All four titles are set for a 2023 release on PC, Xbox consoles, and Game Pass.
Bethesda Game Studios seem to have recommitted to a “first half of 2023” release window for their long-awaited sci-fi RPGStarfield. Per VGC, this info comes from aBethesda support sitethat went live earlier this month. There are three other questions/answers about the game on the site, but no new info - which isn’t weird considering, y’know, the game’s not actually out yet - aside from the message “Starfieldarrives exclusively on Xbox Series X|S and PC in the first half of 2023.”Top 13 Best RPGs to Play on PCWatch on YouTubeWe sort of knew this was the case anyway since Xbox & Bethesda’s2022 game showcaselast summer featured games coming in the next 12 months. Starfield was a part of that show, so it’s no surprise to see more messaging around its release. This should leave fans elated anyway, considering Starfield has been a long-time coming, and we’ve not heard much about its release since that showcase.The last time we heard anything about Starfield was in Bethesda’s Constellation Questions series, where Starfield’s lead quest designer delved into why the game’sfaction questswere more likeSkyrim’s rather thanFallout’s. Meanwhile, a 3-hour long Todd Howard interview gave us an insight into the"complex relationships"in the game.Starfield was first announced all the way back in 2018 before landing on a release date of November 2022. Starfield then saw anindefinite delay, alongside Arkane’s vampire-huntin’ action gameRedfallwhich is also due later this year.Other games on Microsoft’s 2023 roster includeMinecraft Legends, a third-person strategy spin-off of the iconic block builder, and a reboot (or maybe just reboot in name) of the company’s marque racer,Forza Motorsport.All four titles are set for a 2023 release on PC, Xbox consoles, and Game Pass.
Bethesda Game Studios seem to have recommitted to a “first half of 2023” release window for their long-awaited sci-fi RPGStarfield. Per VGC, this info comes from aBethesda support sitethat went live earlier this month. There are three other questions/answers about the game on the site, but no new info - which isn’t weird considering, y’know, the game’s not actually out yet - aside from the message “Starfieldarrives exclusively on Xbox Series X|S and PC in the first half of 2023.”
Top 13 Best RPGs to Play on PCWatch on YouTube
Top 13 Best RPGs to Play on PC
We sort of knew this was the case anyway since Xbox & Bethesda’s2022 game showcaselast summer featured games coming in the next 12 months. Starfield was a part of that show, so it’s no surprise to see more messaging around its release. This should leave fans elated anyway, considering Starfield has been a long-time coming, and we’ve not heard much about its release since that showcase.
The last time we heard anything about Starfield was in Bethesda’s Constellation Questions series, where Starfield’s lead quest designer delved into why the game’sfaction questswere more likeSkyrim’s rather thanFallout’s. Meanwhile, a 3-hour long Todd Howard interview gave us an insight into the"complex relationships"in the game.
Starfield was first announced all the way back in 2018 before landing on a release date of November 2022. Starfield then saw anindefinite delay, alongside Arkane’s vampire-huntin’ action gameRedfallwhich is also due later this year.
Other games on Microsoft’s 2023 roster includeMinecraft Legends, a third-person strategy spin-off of the iconic block builder, and a reboot (or maybe just reboot in name) of the company’s marque racer,Forza Motorsport.All four titles are set for a 2023 release on PC, Xbox consoles, and Game Pass.
