Bethesda has introduced its long-awaited checklist of updates and additions to Starfield, which followers have been anticipating as the sport’s ‘model 2.0’ second.
In the present day, Bethesda introduced Terran Armada, a brand new paid story DLC which includes a new questline, characters, areas, enemies and rewards. It’s going to be priced at $10, or free should you personal Starfield’s Premium Version.
Individually, there is a raft of extra adjustments and content material coming for all gamers named Free Lanes — which incorporates the sport’s long-awaited replace to spaceflight, permitting you to journey between planets in the identical star system.
All of this can arrive on April 7, which is conveniently additionally when Starfield makes its long-awaited landing on PlayStation 5. The sport can even be getting a value drop on all platforms to $49.99 (on Xbox at present it is priced $69.99).
Different free additions coming as a part of Free Lanes embody an expanded variety of encounters, POIs and dungeons, plus a brand new useful resource (X-Tech) to improve weapons and ship modules. There’s additionally a brand new Moon Jumper land car, a Milliewhale pet, and a brand new crew member, plus the flexibility to carry a restricted variety of objects into your New Recreation+.
Fancy taking part in Starfield once more right now? If that’s the case, there are 5 new Trackers Alliance adventures out there now, increasing the sport’s bounty hunter pack (priced at 700 Creations Credit) with some extra targets.
IGN has already seen the brand new Starfield additions for ourselves — however is it sufficient to overtake Bethesda’s area RPG? You’ll be able to learn our full ideas now. Individually, we have additionally spoken to Bethesda boss Todd Howard as a part of a prolonged interview on the sport’s previous, current and future — examine that out for extra on how the sport could also be supported sooner or later, and for dialogue of The Elder Scrolls 6, which Howard says we should always all now fake hadn’t been introduced so early.
Tom Phillips is IGN’s Information Editor. You’ll be able to attain Tom at tom_phillips@ign.com or discover him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social
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