After several days of early access for owners of the premium version, we finally witness the release of the standard edition of Starfield, the latest space RPG from Bethesda.
Today marked the launch of Starfield, the latest big RPG from Bethesda.
The web was filled with positive reviews days before the release, so we knew the game would not disappoint. Now, however, we can say that also gamers have appreciated Starfield.
Starfield is the most polished Bethesda game to date, but still the developers did not manage to avoid some issues. Some players report problems with launching the game - it is supposed to inform them that they are trying to join too early or ask them if they actually own the game. The devs are aware of these problems and are working to fix them.
Bethesda abandons Denuvo
For the past few years, most of the games released by Bethesda have been protected by the Denuvo anti-piracy solution. Starfield however, does not use this DRM. What's more, this technology has just been removed from Doom Eternal.
Finally, it is worth quoting the game's system requirements.
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