Starfield

Despite good intentions, Starfield needs more energy to overcome the criticism from some.

It's finally time to explore space in Bethesda's first all-new game series in over 25 years. We check out if the space adventure lives up to its promise...

Perhaps we can expect the game to debut on new platforms, and maybe another expansion?

As is Killer Instinct.

Xbox and PC fans may not have to wait forever for Starfield to spread its wings.

Starfield, Halo, Diablo IV and Fallout 4 would be coming to the new console, according to a well-known insider, as well as other hits from Rockstar, Bandai Namco and Ubisoft.

But Bethesda had to tone it down before release.

Will Shen thinks we could see a serious shift against 100-hour experiences.

Bethesda probably decided to add more loading screens in at the last minute to recreate a true Bethesda experience.

15 million players have now explored Bethesda's interpretation of space.

After lessons learned from the release of Starfield, its sequel will be "one hell of a game."

Venture back into space with this collection of stellar music.

"There is no game on the market that is bug free."

The expansion has debuted to middling reviews.

Want to add a cosmic horror flair to your device? Look no further.

And we have the launch trailer to show what you can expect.

Something we'll probably get at taste of today when Starfield: Shattered Space launches in a couple of hours.