Starfield Is Getting Another DLC After Shattered Space, Todd Howard Confirms

More content is in the works, as confirmed by Bethesda's Todd Howard. After many months since the space RPG's launch, players recently got their first full insight as to what the first expansion, will contain at Summer Game Fest. was announced before 's main launch and was included as a bonus in the game's Deluxe and Constellation editions, but there hadn't been any word on future content releases beyond that until now.

In an interview with MrMattyPlays, Howard stated his intention to release more expansions for what he hopes will be "," confirming, ""

This should come as great news to players, as they will definitely be getting two major expansions, at least, with hopes for many more. Although considering how is launching roughly a year after the base game's launch, with Howard previously confirming a Fall 2024 window, it could be some time in between expansions, and they may come annually.

Starfield showcased its first DLC, Shattered Space, in a trailer during the Xbox Games Showcase. Here’s what it reveals about the upcoming expansion.

As players have long speculated, will focus on House Va'ruun, one of the optional religions players can pick in Starfield. Throughout the game, players can run into House Va'ruun zealots and learn more about the house's beliefs and home planet, Va'ruun'kai. Despite being able to learn about their culture, their base of operations on the planet Va’ruun’kai wasn't shown in the game, and its star system is unknown, with the group going to great lengths to keep it a secret, making it an obvious pick for a first full expansion pack.

While will attempt to solve the mysteries of House Va'ruun, Howard did reveal that Bethesda's mindset when approaching future expansions isn't to answer every question players may have after finishing the base game. Instead, Howard stated that the team is mainly considering what they can add to the game in terms of an "," which would explain why the first trailer for leaned more into a horror aesthetic.