Starfield Developer Videos Reveal Some of the Game’s Varied Sci-Fi Locales

Starfield's big E3 reveal certainly generated a lot of excitement, but the game'south debut teaser trailer didn't reveal much about what Bethesda promises is going to exist a vast and varied sci-fi world. Where will you really be going in Starfield? What volition you be doing? Thankfully, Bethesda has revealed a bit more information via a serial of developer videos that innovate iii locations that volition feature prominently in Starfield – New Atlantis, Neon, and Akila.

First up, we take New Atlantis, the capital letter metropolis of the United Colonies. The city has that imposing, neon-lit Blade Runner feel, and Bethesda promises information technology will be a true melting pot featuring all mode of unlike races and ethnicities.

Next upwardly is the floating "pleasure metropolis" of Neon. Congenital atop a former line-fishing platform on an aquatic globe, everything changed for Neon when an alien fish that can get you high was discovered. The drug is called Aurora and people travel the galaxy to go that sweet, sweet fish high.

Finally, we have Akila, the capital of the Freestar Collective, and home to various scrappy libertarian types. Akila City is surrounded by walls, and exterior them are deadly conflicting predators that are part wolf, part velociraptor (I dunno, sounds kind of absurd to me).

Interesting stuff! While New Atlantis seems kind of par for the sci-fi course, I'm glad Bethesda is thinking outside of the box with stuff like Neon and Akila. If they can successfully blend the unique worldbuilding of Fallout with the sci-fi theme, we could have something special on our hands.

Starfield launches on PC and Xbox Serial Ten/S on Nov 11, 2022. You can keep up with the latest info by joining Bethesda's Constellation mailing list. What practice you think? Intrigued by these locations or is Starfield's galaxy not doing it for you all the same?