Although Starfield’s existence had been rumored for some time, the upcoming RPG was only officially revealed at E3. Since the release of the Starfield announcement trailer, Bethesda has said very little about the game; which will be the first new IP from the studio in over two decades. That may begin to change now, however. Bethesda has now set up the official Starfield social media accounts and website.
You can now follow #Starfield on your favorite social channels below:
Facebook: https://t.co/gVyUXqQ0mX
Twitter: https://t.co/smneMsXkwS
Instagram: https://t.co/ldvBN9nMQs
Visit the official website: https://t.co/5FXstzmM6W pic.twitter.com/tRXAONv7nG— Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) July 17, 2018
The Starfield Social Media Accounts
Bethesda has now officially launched the Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts for Starfield. The studio has also launched the game’s official website, which can be found here. At present, of course, content on all of these platforms is limited. Bethesda’s announcement trailer for Starfield was very vague, revealing almost nothing about the upcoming title. Since then, the studio has said very little about it. They have confirmed that it will be a completely single-player experience, however, assuaging fan fears that Fallout 76’s multiplayer represented a sea change for the company.
Starfield is due to be Bethesda Game Studio’s next game after the release of Fallout 76. Reportedly, the game has already been in development for years. As such, it’s hard to gauge exactly how long fans may have to wait. Bethesda has stated that they are aiming for next generation consoles with Starfield; as such, it could still be a year or two before fans hear anything substantial about the project.
There is typically a gap of at least two years between Bethesda Game Studio’s releases. That could be different this time, especially given that Starfield has already been in development for a long time. However, the fact that the announcement trailer was so vague suggests that the game isn’t yet in a presentable state. Indeed, speaking at E3, director Todd Howard stated that gamers should be “very, very patient.”