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In 'Starfield', human destiny is written in the stars
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Date：2025-04-17 14:53:32
Starfield is one of the biggest and most anticipated video game releases of the year. It's a massive open world game set in humanity's future, when we've settled on star systems throughout the galaxy. There's over 1000 planets to explore, multiple factions to join, spaceships to pilot and quests to go on. But does Starfield live up to the hype?
veryGood！ (611)
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