Starfield has yet to be released worldwide on PC and Xbox Series X and S, but some lucky fans already had the chance to try out the game, and one of them shared the first footage from the retail version yesterday.
While @Memphian94 hasn't shared new footage yet, possibly to protect his YouTube channel, he did provide an update today with a first early review of the game. While he doesn't say much about the game itself and its content, he praised it quite a bit, which definitely means a lot, especially as the user makes it clear he is not really into this type of game while funnily apologizing to Todd Howard. "Todd, no offense man," he said, "that's a good game."
Starfield is setting out to be a massive game, and modders have already announced they will be supporting the game from day one. This is great news for all PC users, especially those with an NVIDIA RTX GPU, as modder Puredark confirmed they will mod DLSS 2 and 3 support at launch, which was confirmed to be absent from the game due to AMD sponsoring.
While the wait for Bethesda's first IP in years has been long, it is now almost over. Early Access Starfield will begin at 12 AM GMT on September 1st, while the game will officially release for all users a few days later, on September 6th. The game launches on PC, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S.
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