Starfield is a game that has an excess of nothingness.
An open world RPG that is so overstuffed with meaningless content that the seams are starting to split and the empty calories are spilling out.

Starfield is big, both physically requiring 125 GB to install, but also in activities.
Planets, cities, missions, NPCs, combat, research, space travel, space combat, space research, ship building, base building, relationship building, main story, side stories, factions, jobs, and cooking.

And all of it beautiful, grand, silent, serine, action packed, and ultimately unfulfilling.
A tremendous lack of focus makes each individual part of the game hollow.

In the modern Glittering Era of entertainment; Starfield is another spec of shine, so concerned with bland mass appeal that it makes any individual gameplay mechanic as empty as the space we’re flying through.

Starfield is a game that has an excess of nothingness. An open world RPG that is so overstuffed with meaningless content that the seams are starting to split and the empty calories are spilling out. Starfield is big, both physically requiring 125 GB to install, but also in activities. Planets, cities, missions, NPCs, combat, research, space travel, space combat, space research, ship building, base building, relationship building, main story, side stories, factions, jobs, and cooking. And all of it beautiful, grand, silent, serine, action packed, and ultimately unfulfilling. A tremendous lack of focus makes each individual part of the game hollow. In the modern Glittering Era of entertainment; Starfield is another spec of shine, so concerned with bland mass appeal that it makes any individual gameplay mechanic as empty as the space we’re flying through.