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The first Starfield expansion has a more traditional flavor to it, yet the core issues and limitations remain untouched, so it won't convince skeptics.

While Shattered Space brings welcome new additions to Starfield, the overall experience feels underwhelming.

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One Bethesda developer has responded to fan concern around Starfield and its poorly received DLC, Shattered Space.

Bethesda has released its first major Starfield DLC expansion, Shattered Space, and the initial reaction has been quite negative, indicating poor sales.

Starfield’s big Shattered Space expansion isn’t weird enough A great setting and premise are let down by more of the same for Bethesda’s sci-fi RPG.

Shattered Space leans into some of the best parts of Starfield, but also exposes some core problems that still plague the Bethesda RPG.

The first DLC for Starfield feels specifically designed for people who don’t like Starfield. Right down to its bones, Shattered Space is a frantic Bethesda backpedal.