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Starfield Review: A Disappointing 6/10 Space Odyssey "Starfield," the latest offering from Bethesda, lands a mediocre 6 out of 10 in my gaming experience. While it escapes the disastrous fate of "Fallout 76," it sadly doesn't live up to the high standards usually associated with Bethesda titles. One of the game's major shortcomings is its restricted exploration. Unlike Bethesda's previous games, where roaming freely added to the charm, "Starfield" confines players to fast travel, stripping away that sense of adventure and discovery. This limitation significantly dims the 'Bethesda magic' that fans, including myself, have come to adore. The narrative and characters don't do much to salvage the experience either. The story is lackluster, failing to engage or surprise. The world feels empty and soulless, a stark contrast to the vibrant, living environments we've seen in other Bethesda games. This hollowness extends to the characters, who lack depth and fail to leave a memorable impact. Additionally, the "Star Born" concept in "Starfield" feels like a lackluster imitation of the "Dragonborn" from the much-celebrated "Skyrim." It comes across as unoriginal and uninspired, further contributing to the game's overall mediocrity. In conclusion, "Starfield" is a missed opportunity by Bethesda. It lacks the immersive exploration, engaging story, and compelling characters that fans have come to expect. It's not the worst game out there, but for those seeking the unique Bethesda experience, it might be a disappointment.