Bethesda introduces the following items from its new IP in small steps. The creators publish new materials that not only allow you to check out the enchanted places, but also reveal new details about the game. There will be a cave exploration in Starfield.
Starfield is one of the most awaited games of 2022 as Bethesda will provide a new IP. The studio responsible for brands such as Fallout and The Elder Scrolls will allow players to take to the skies – fans will begin to explore different planets.
The full universe promotion won’t start until next year, but Bethesda is taking small steps to introduce players to the new mechanics and systems. As you know, during the story we come across many different environments and the game will also include exploring caves.
What wonders might be hidden in caves on distant planets?
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It’s a small detail, but it shows how Bethesda is revealing new details about its IP. We can suspect that by carefully examining the various locations, we will encounter special tasks and be able to obtain valuable materials or even obtain interesting items.
It should be noted that Bethesda is preparing for the full Starfield Show, because according to the latest information – The title made great progress in 2021.
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