I'm lost for words.... this DLC is a joke so far. First things first, I didn't finish it yet and I don't think I will either! but its just more of the same anyway. Just worse somehow. You might ask how that's possible, well first of you get a distress call which leads you to a lost Space Station which sounds cool but really isn't, at all.
I had more fun shooting around the Corpses in Zero G then anything else in there!
After you finished running around in there you will be sent to the new Area with three Groups of the Same religion and all of them are in disarray. Now its your mission to become part of them and solve all problems because you are very special and you actually have a Brain. CONGRATULATIONS!!!

At the same time though, you as the player don't have a choice because all "choices" have the same outcome. You know what game got a critical reception for exactly that?
If you guessed Fallout 4 then you are absolutely right!
In Starfield though... Ohhhh its so much worse. I was talking with a Scientist and a Priestess of some kind and they had a useless argument on how to proceed. At some point I had to make a choice on who to agree with and I tried both options. To clarify it was either "Yes lets believe in success" or "we shouldn't play with things we don't understand and do more science stuff"... That's what my options were basically. Both options lead me to go investigate the unknown area anyway. Both just ignored my Answer and proceeded to not even react to it! Glorious writing Bethesda I love it!

It just works out of 10


Well in a weird and twisted way this is just a (I'm going to be very rude) lazy copy of Fallout 4's Nuka World DLC. But the difference is that Starfield's universe is way to safe, way to nice and innocent. Which means there are no stakes nothing dark and nothing that makes you think or care. The dialog is on the Nose you know what's going to happen and if it continues like this And just so you know the writing as mentioned before is not just on the Nose hahaha.... no. Its so stupid and filled with nonsense that Id rather watch The Acolyte, why? because so far.... Acolyte has better writing. Immersion is also another topic which we have to mention because it ripps you out on every corner. The way it takes you out is what NPC's do and what they talk about. Imagine you talk to your Neighbor and tell them that you go to the bakery everyday, because its the only place where you can eat something in town... yeah that level of immersion is in this. The worst kind exposition EVER!

And no nothing changes in the Game everything is still the same as you know it.
The only exception is that they just ripped the Frontiers Cars to this.

The "new" Items like Spacesuits and Outfits are just things from the Base Game slightly changed and Color swapped.
Take the Varuun Spacesuit for example... Its white now.... with a different Visor!... GLORIOUS! no... no... no.... that ain't it Chief. Weapons are the same too they just look slightly different but not really.

After reading all this, you might ask... what's the new Area like?
Well buckle up and let me tell ya!

The new City and Hub area is looking okay... nothing special, you'll forget it by next week. The Thumbnail and all of the promotional material for this DLC is what its about but it just look's like a glued and broken Water Globe. I don't like it but that's opinion based I think. If we take a look back at the City though you will get more and more disappointed. Why? Because Bethesda tried to copy the Outer Worlds in a boring and unappealing way. The Structures like Buildings walkways and everything in between make no sense and follow no logic, meaning that it looks bad to the eye and even worse then that is that it plays bad.

So if you ask me I can't recommend this to you. Stay away safe your money and Just go and play "the Outer World's"


Now a 2 out of 10

PS: Have Fun going out of Business!

Thank you for reading and I hope I could help you!
Take care :)

I'm lost for words.... this DLC is a joke so far. First things first, I didn't finish it yet and I don't think I will either! but its just more of the same anyway. Just worse somehow. You might ask how that's possible, well first of you get a distress call which leads you to a lost Space Station which sounds cool but really isn't, at all. I had more fun shooting around the Corpses in Zero G then anything else in there! After you finished running around in there you will be sent to the new Area with three Groups of the Same religion and all of them are in disarray. Now its your mission to become part of them and solve all problems because you are very special and you actually have a Brain. CONGRATULATIONS!!! At the same time though, you as the player don't have a choice because all "choices" have the same outcome. You know what game got a critical reception for exactly that? If you guessed Fallout 4 then you are absolutely right! In Starfield though... Ohhhh its so much worse. I was talking with a Scientist and a Priestess of some kind and they had a useless argument on how to proceed. At some point I had to make a choice on who to agree with and I tried both options. To clarify it was either "Yes lets believe in success" or "we shouldn't play with things we don't understand and do more science stuff"... That's what my options were basically. Both options lead me to go investigate the unknown area anyway. Both just ignored my Answer and proceeded to not even react to it! Glorious writing Bethesda I love it! It just works out of 10 Well in a weird and twisted way this is just a (I'm going to be very rude) lazy copy of Fallout 4's Nuka World DLC. But the difference is that Starfield's universe is way to safe, way to nice and innocent. Which means there are no stakes nothing dark and nothing that makes you think or care. The dialog is on the Nose you know what's going to happen and if it continues like this And just so you know the writing as mentioned before is not just on the Nose hahaha.... no. Its so stupid and filled with nonsense that Id rather watch The Acolyte, why? because so far.... Acolyte has better writing. Immersion is also another topic which we have to mention because it ripps you out on every corner. The way it takes you out is what NPC's do and what they talk about. Imagine you talk to your Neighbor and tell them that you go to the bakery everyday, because its the only place where you can eat something in town... yeah that level of immersion is in this. The worst kind exposition EVER! And no nothing changes in the Game everything is still the same as you know it. The only exception is that they just ripped the Frontiers Cars to this. The "new" Items like Spacesuits and Outfits are just things from the Base Game slightly changed and Color swapped. Take the Varuun Spacesuit for example... Its white now.... with a different Visor!... GLORIOUS! no... no... no.... that ain't it Chief. Weapons are the same too they just look slightly different but not really. After reading all this, you might ask... what's the new Area like? Well buckle up and let me tell ya! The new City and Hub area is looking okay... nothing special, you'll forget it by next week. The Thumbnail and all of the promotional material for this DLC is what its about but it just look's like a glued and broken Water Globe. I don't like it but that's opinion based I think. If we take a look back at the City though you will get more and more disappointed. Why? Because Bethesda tried to copy the Outer Worlds in a boring and unappealing way. The Structures like Buildings walkways and everything in between make no sense and follow no logic, meaning that it looks bad to the eye and even worse then that is that it plays bad. So if you ask me I can't recommend this to you. Stay away safe your money and Just go and play "the Outer World's" Now a 2 out of 10 PS: Have Fun going out of Business! Thank you for reading and I hope I could help you! Take care :)