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One Starfield player was recently surprised to learn that some computer consoles in Bethesda's latest RPG have a Windows key. Although this keyboard feature was possibly included in error, some Starfield players did come up with a number of viable theories explaining its existence in the game's world.
According to SteamDB, Starfield's Steam listing was recently updated, adding an «unknown app» to the Steam backend that's widely speculated to be the Shattered Space DLC.
One Starfield player recently came across an impressive location that they'd never seen before in over 800 hours of playtime. Located on Maheo I, the site in question sparked a discussion among the Starfield fandom about whether the game should have placed a greater emphasis on unique locations than it ultimately did.
Bethesda has revealed that the next big Starfield update will deploy in Steam Beta form next week.
Bethesda has given fans a sneak peek at what they can expect from the next Starfield update, which is set to enter Steam beta testing on March 6. Starfield was one of 2023's biggest games, launching to impressive sales and high player counts on Xbox Game Pass. Interest in Starfield has waned since its initial launch, but Bethesda has continued to improve the game with updates that will potentially convince lapsed players to return.
One Starfield player was recently heartbroken to discover that Labrador Retrievers are extinct in the game's universe. While this has been a well-established fact about Starfield's lore for a while now, it would appear that many fans have remained oblivious to it up until recently.
A newly released Starfield mod makes in-game cities much more lifelike by revamping the RPG's crowd systems. While its inner workings may leave it out of reach of some Starfield players, those who do manage to take full advantage of the mod are promised an opportunity to behold «souls of cities.»
A Starfield player has shared their incredible build online, depicting an F-35 Lightning II aircraft if it was pilotable in-game. Starfield allows players to build their own custom spacecraft, but this creation brings a real design into the virtual world.