Expected at the end of the year, Starfield still hasn't deigned to show us the slightest snippet of gameplay. So every frame taken from Bethesda Game Studios' game is extremely valuable… And we've got five of them to check out.
Last June, the next action-RPG from the creators of Skyrim and Fallout 4 took advantage of Microsoft's stage to unveil its first real trailer. On this occasion, we were only able to admire a sequence captured in-game from an alpha version of the title published by Bethesda. And seven months from its launch, Starfield has still not shown us anything concrete…
Not enough to get an idea
It is on Reddit that five visuals of the game have been posted. The captures in question are from a version of Starfield designed in 2018 by Bethesda Game Studios. It is therefore useless to specify that the title has undoubtedly evolved a lot in four years. We can see what looks like a base in space as well as the character controlled by the player.
In short, difficult to draw hasty conclusions with these visuals which ultimately do not show much. Starfield should present itself in depth this summer (probably during a hypothetical Microsoft conference) before its scheduled launch on November 11, 2022 on Xbox Series X | S and PC.
