Starfield is set to release for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC via Windows and Steam, and Xbox Game Pass on Sept. Given the disappointing launch of Redfall, which even Microsoft's Phil Spencer has commented on, the pressure is on now more than ever on Bethesda to deliver what many fans are hoping will be one of the best Xbox games once it finally materializes. Starfield is one of the most highly anticipated upcoming Xbox titles in recent memory. So, stay tuned as we wait for Starfield's formal ESRB rating confirmation.
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The ESRB will more than likely make an official announcement of Starfield's full rating very soon or during the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase on June 11, 2023. Given the mature content of Bethesda's other franchises like Fallout and Elder Scrolls, it is perhaps unsurprising that Starfield will be rated Mature (+17) as well. Like TweetDeck, Seesmic for Windows can handle multiple Twitter accounts - you can get a combined timeline or look at your replies, direct messages and sent messages for individual accounts separately. The full ESRB rating has yet to be shared, and may contain further details than what has been offered here. Launched during Microsoft PDC ‘09, Seesmic for Windows is a beautiful desktop client for Twitter with a slightly translucent and tabbed interface. Starfield has been described as "NASApunk," where players will be able to live out a spacefaring fantasy akin to shows like Firefly or Cowboy Bebop. Use of drugs, suggestive themes, and strong language are also all typical of Bethesda's previous games, which revolve around giving the player a huge degree of freedom. We already know the game sports violence and blood owing to Starfield's previous reveal trailer. Leaked ESRB rating taken from Starfield's official Twitter page banner (Image credit: Bethesda)Īccording to the banner image, Starfield will be rated M (Mature +17) and it will contain the following content: The words “f**k” and “bullsh*t” appear in the game. A fictional drug (Aurora) is prominent in the game, with a section involving players' characters working in an illicit drug lab players can also obtain Aurora by stealing or buying it from vendors (consuming Aurora results in a distortion effect on the screen). The game contains some suggestive material in the dialogue, and after sharing a bed with characters (e.g., “Life is a sexually transmitted disease that's a hundred percent fatal” “I'm all for getting a little wild, but next time let's try it without the jetpacks” “Talk about seeing stars, whew… that was amazing.”). Attacks on some enemies can result in blood-splatter effects several environments depict blood stains on the ground around corpses. Combat is fast-paced, with frequent gunfire, cries of pain, and explosions. Players use futuristic guns, lasers, axes, and explosives to kill enemies. From first-/third-person perspectives, players interact with various characters, complete quests, and search for supplies while battling enemies (e.g., humans, robots, alien creatures). This is an open-world role-playing game in which players assume the role of a miner tasked with finding Artifacts across the galaxy.
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