Starfield: Shattered Space - What Remains Quest Walkthrough

The DLC kicks off with a mission entitled during which you'll find yourself fighting off Phantoms inside the Oracle Starstation. Upon arrival, you'll need to search the ghost ship's corridors for incident logs and other clues to get the station to its destination. However, its previous crew will stand in your way as you attempt to restore the Oracle's systems.

Despite bugs, the expansion offers plenty of positives, with new locations to explore as you take on a host of missions. To start, you'll need to complete the quest, which is the game's very first mission. From there, you're free to visit other star systems to initiate

Once you board the Oracle in, you'll have access to the mission. You'll come across enemies of much higher levels throughout the quest, so it's recommended that you're at least level 35 before you begin the DLC. We've broken down each step of the mission's outline provided by GameSpot, but you can also follow along with ZaFrostPet on YouTube for handy visuals as you move through the Oracle Starstation.

As you make your way through the halls of the Oracle space station in, you'll come face to face with two ghosts lingering near a massive glowing wall: Basira and Sirak. The two are discussing emotionally about Basira's state of mind, which an unknown force has overtaken. Basira falls victim to this force in seconds, and you must take out the spirit to move forward.

Starfield's DLC expansion, Shattered Space, has been released. What should you know before diving into the Shattered Space? And how do you start it?

Once defeated, you can loot the ghost's body for the Oracle Access Card and a handful of other items. Basira's partner, Sirak, will remain in the area for a moment, afflicted by the same mysterious force before it disappears. After listening, you're free to continue to the door at the opposite end of the room. Use the card you found to move on to the next area of the space station.

When you make it to the next room on the Oracle, you'll