Starfield Just Got Way More Visceral With A New Cinematic Killcam

players who want to make their battles a little more dramatic can now do so thanks to a mod that adds in a highly-customizable killcam that spotlights enemies with a cinematic flair. Bucking the trend set by previous Bethesda games like and, the sci-RPG frustrated many players by excluding any kind of killcam, a small but stylish feature that the community has come to expect from the developer's titles. A fun way of wrapping up a challenging combat encounter, the killcam is a popular mechanic amongst enthusiasts.

Shared to Nexus Mods by creator lKocMoHaBTl,the «Starvegas Cinematic Killcam» mod does exactly what it says on the tin, adding in a mechanic that spotlights the death of an enemy in a more "." Not only does the mod work for every gun battle it also functions during space combat, zooming in on exploding ships and framing their destruction with some extra pizzaz. While some objects can occasionally obstruct the killcam's view, that's a very minor issue in an exceptionally well-designed mod to make feel more like a traditional Bethesda RPG.

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of the «Starvegas Cinematic Killcam» mod is its customizability, allowing those who download it to fine-tweak it to match whatever they want. The add-on can be adjusted to trigger under a variety of different circumstances, including on the last enemy in the player's vicinity or even on any kill under any conditions. If users grow tired of the excessive killcam, they can simply turn the mod off or only tweak it to work on targets that are felled with a single hit, making it a rarer, more special event.

The lack of any natural killcam in left Bethesda fans puzzled given how popular the option is in some of the studio's other games. First brought about as an extension of 's VATS system which simplified aiming and allowed for some dynamic camera shots, it also showed up in as a rare celebration of especially difficult kills. Why it wasn't included in Bethesda's latest game is unknown given