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Starfield was Bethesda Softworks' most recent game. While critics approved the game, the audience's reception wasn't as great. Starfield had mixed reviews on Steam, predominantly due to the number of bugs that were apparent in the game at release.
A former Bethesda developer who worked on both Skyrim and all three of the studio's Fallout games says RPGs "live and die" on the strength of their story.
There is at least one Xbox achievement that you will never have, and the reason is simple: It was custom made for Bethesda creative chief Todd Howard, and nobody can have it except him. But after years of secrecy, thanks to a discovery by achievement tracker site TrueAchievements (via GamesRadar), we can now at least see what it is.
players who have managed to uncover every hidden secret in the Commonwealth might be ready to move on to another state that's still ripe with possibility. The franchise is explicitly linked to the United States with post-apocalyptic Americana baked into the series' very essence. While ambitious mods like may aim to take the action overseas, some modders instead turn to unexplored parts of The Land of The Bold and The Free for inspiration to expand the game.
Back in September 2020, Xbox gave Bethesda studio head Todd Howard a game made just for him to celebrate his GDC lifetime achievement award. Simply running the game unlocked an Xbox achievement called "Lifetime" worth 1,000 Gamerscore, and thanks to an apparent database update, we finally know the description of that achievement.
is the hot, new, DLC-sized mod for , featuring a variety of factions to join. These factions fight for control of London and its economy in two distinct storylines. There are a lot of factions, although you can't join all of them at once considering their hatred for one another.
Upon leaving the vault at the beginning of , players should first and foremost look for side quests to start immediately in their adventures as a new Wastelander. With so many threats lurking about and with such little on your back, progressing quests early on will help you make allies quickly and obtain useful weapons, gear, and other necessary items to help you survive.
has plenty of interesting and unique companions for the Sole Survivor to meet and team up with throughout the game. Each companion watches the Sole Survivor’s back and has plenty to say about events and quests as the wasteland is explored. However, as good as’s companions are, there are also tons of awesome NPCs all over the Commonwealth that would have been fun to travel with as well.