Starfield may not have been
exactly what everyone was expecting in many ways - such is the trouble with modern levels of pre-release hyperbole - but it absolutely gave us a great deal of what we personally wanted from Bethesda once that same hype died down. This is, for better or worse depending on your outlook,
Skyrim in space rather than the great revolution some had promised.
That promised freedom, the freedom to traverse huge swathes of space, to blast off into the endless void and make our own adventures, absolutely hasn't come to fruition here, only a fool would tell you it has. However, whilst it doesn't reach the heights it set out for itself, there's still a fascinating world to explore, a classic slice of Bethesda RPG action that sucked us in and kept us fully absorbed for its entire duration.
Some may have found it a little too empty, a bit too disjointed and slow-moving, but we thoroughly enjoyed it as we stated in our review at the time;