
I'm still thinking about everything that was shown off during the Starfield Direct. The showcase was stacked with in-depth looks at everything from character creation to what kinds of food we can have in our inventory. Every detail that emerged about Bethesda's new space-faring adventure had my RPG-loving heart all aflutter. After all, nothing speaks to me quite like a wealth of customization options, plenty of freedom to shape my own story, and the chance to develop bonds with other characters in virtual worlds. Rather excitingly, Starfield looks set to deliver on all these fronts.
Ever since the release of Dragon Age: Inquisition, I've been looking for a new experience that offers immersive storytelling with memorable companions, romance, and plenty of freedom to shape my character. While I'm beyond excited that the likes of Dragon Age 4 and Mass Effect 5 are still to come, the upcoming Bethesda game could very well be just the kind of RPG to help fill the void. From the freedom it promises to the potential its ambitious universe holds, Starfield may just serve up the kind of role-playing journey I've been hoping for.