Gorgeous Starfield Mod Fans "Can't Wait For" Is The Next Game Overhaul To Look Forward To After Shattered Space

Images of a habitat mod in progress have given fans something to look forward to after the DLC. allows players to customize and build their ships for different layouts, offering various boosts and upgrades. However, across five in-game ship manufacturers, there are only three main hab designs.

Reddit user Hjalmere has shared "" in their mod. The mod completely redesigns ship interiors to bring a collection of new Falkland Systems ships to the universe. The ship uses highly modified portions from various other ships, like Stroud Viking and the HopeTech Overseer, to create the new interior designs. The mod plans to almost completely overhaul the ship's interior for a more detailed and better-looking living space.

Hjalmere showcases screenshots of the Falkland Swift CP 100 cockpit, the control station, the hydroponics lab, the armory, and the single berthing. All havean inviting warm brown aesthetic, impeccable attention to detail, and a reflective obsidian floor that makes each room come alive. The modder states that they were initially hoping to have the mod ready to go before the launch of the DLC, but realized that this was far too ambitious.

While they're hesitant to name a concrete release date at this time, the mod is almost ready for launch and will be available soon. When it does arrive, the mod will be available for PC and Xbox players and will breathe new life into the game's default habs.

There's no question that is a beautiful-looking game, but Hjalmere's upcoming mod shows that it could look even better. The response to the images on Reddit has been overwhelmingly positive, with many comments clamoring to have the modder recognized and maybe evenhired by developers Bethesda.

User De_Wom on Reddit notes that they're "" adding that the mod "" Although fans can't wait to get their hands on the mod, the modder has been urged to take as long as they need to perfect their craft. Even the delay is on par with real game development, as Reddit user omnie_fm