Who would have thought that, despite its futuristic setting, Bethesda would manage to thrust magic into the Starfield ...

Fans had high expectations for Starfield, particularly regarding gore and dismemberment. Former Bethesda developer Dennis Mejillones explained that the features were planned but removed due to ...

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Comment byu/Melancholic_Starborn from discussion inStarfield Dennis Mejillones explained that implementing a gore system in the game was far more complex than in games like Fallout.The key obstacle ...

Bethesda originally planned to include gore and dismemberment mechanics in Starfield but had to remove them due to technical limitations. Former employee Dennis Mejillones, who was a character ...

As for what that could be, fans believe a trademark for "Starborn" registered by Bethesda parent company Zenimax back in July could offer a clue to Starfield's second expansion.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Starfield was originally planned to have a gore and dismemberment system like Fallout, with players being able to more gruesomely kill foes.

It's funny, I never even noticed the lack of violent deaths compared to Elder Scrolls or Fallout games. That part seemed fine to me. I was a bit disappointed with Starfield for 2 other reasons, in ...

If the dense galaxies of Starfield and Stellaris have left you wanting more, then Starcom: Unknown Space is the game for you. After finally leaving Steam Early Access late last year, the old ...