This dedicated Starfield deep dive will feature "tons of new gameplay, developer interviews, and behind-the-scenes insider information." Starfield is set to launch on Xbox Series X/S and PC on September 6, 2023, and a Starfield Direct will follow the Xbox Games Showcase on June 11 at 10am PT/1pm ET. It gives no further details as to what we may be purchasing, but it most likely means we could see cosmetics for players' characters or ships (space horse armor, anyone?) or more substantial DLC like new story content or full expansions. Oh, and the words "f**k* and "bullsh*t" will appear in the game.Īlongside all the previously mentioned details, the ESRB's rating page additionally confirms Starfield will feature "in-game purchases" for both PC and Xbox Series X/S. The summary goes on to describe a fictional drug called Aurora that will be prominent in the game and states Starfield will feature a section with "players' characters working in an illicit drug lab." Aurora can be stolen or purchased from vendors, and using Aurora will result in a "distortion effect on the screen." We obviously don't have the full context and it may not be exactly as it sounds or even appear in game beyond a mention, but next-gen jetpack sex is probably not something many had on their Starfield bingo cards. "The game contains some suggestive material in the dialogue, and after sharing a bed with characters (e.g., “Life is a sexually transmitted disease that's a hundred percent fatal” “I'm all for getting a little wild, but next time let's try it without the jetpacks” “Talk about seeing stars, whew… that was amazing.”)," the summary reads. The ESRB's rating summary then gives some examples of the "suggestive material in the dialogue" players will find in the game, specifically after they share a bed with another character. The ESRB, or Entertainment Software Rating Board, has given Starfield an M for Mature 17+ for "blood, strong language, suggestive themes, use of drugs, and violence." Many of these classifications are pretty standard for an M-rated game, but the rating summary is filled with some very interesting details.įirst off, it confirms Starfield is an "open-world role-playing game in which players assume the role of a miner tasked with finding Artifacts across the galaxy." The next bit of text describes some more standard features, including that Starfield allows for first and third-person perspectives, and that it will feature character interactions, quests, futuristic guns, lasers, axes, and explosives, and more. While we may have to wait until June to get our next big look at Starfield, the game's ESRB rating has appeared online and confirms it will include drugs, in-game purchases, and.
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