Starfield's release date appears to be 2022 and it would be a PC / Xbox exclusive.

Starfield's release date appears to be 2022 and it would be a PC / Xbox exclusive.

Over the past few days, new information has started to emerge about Starfield, Bethesda's upcoming open-world space adventure that is currently in development. It started with a tweet from GamesBeat's Jeff Grub, who said the game is "confirmed" as a PC/Xbox exclusive following Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda earlier this year, and now, from other sources around the world. . The industry says that the game could appear on Microsoft and Bethesda. E3 2021 conference. That's where, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier says, we'll get the bad news: Starfield's most likely release date is late 2022.

Let me be very clear: Bethesda's plan is to bring up a release date for Starfield at E3. This date is *final* 2022. I'll leave you the details. But keep your expectations in check and refrain from sending death threats when other rumors turn out to be false May 20, 2021 More Information Neither Microsoft nor Bethesda have corroborated these reports yet, but Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty said in a recent interview that the two companies will share a projector at E3 2021 with a joint main event taking place between June 12-15.

Starfield remains one of the great mysteries of the universe

Ever since the trailer for Starfield released at E3 2018, Bethesda has been pretty low-key about its open-world RPG set in space. The game will most likely be heading to the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S as its two main console platforms, but all we know at this point is that the game will be using a new engine that has been massively overhauled since the launch of The Elder. Scrolls V: Skyrim in 2011 and that the map will be gigantic as Starfield will use procedural generation to create new areas. Sadly, that's not much to say, but we expect to hear a lot more about the game in a few weeks at E3 2021. In the meantime, we'll keep our ears to the ground and report back if we hear anything before then.