Starfield was one of 2024’s most hyped games — Bethesda’s space epic promised freedom across 1,000 planets. And while it delivers scope, the game stumbles in polish.

Exploration is vast and visually stunning. Cities like New Atlantis and Neon feel alive. But transitions between planets and interiors rely heavily on loading screens, breaking immersion.

Combat and ship customization are surprisingly deep, and the main quest offers strong narrative moments. Yet bugs, performance issues, and repetitive side missions hold it back.

Starfield is a diamond in the rough — ambitious but flawed. Worth playing if you love space RPGs, but maybe after a few more patches.