The Starfield trailer at E3 had no cheating or cardboard: it was made with the game’s engine
From Bethesda they confirm that no cinematographic tool has been used for the material shown.
Starfield was one of the big hits of E3 and the game with which Xbox opened its conference. We finally got to see the first trailer for Bethesda’s new IP, since so far we had only seen a brief teaser with the game’s logo and nothing else in about two years of silence. The video is true that it leaves you wanting more, since it is an introductory sequence with a character on a ship and without any gameplay, but the studio has confirmed an important detail: what we saw was created by the game engine.
This is confirmed by Keith Beltramini, lighting artist at Bethesda Game Studios , and who ensures that the Starfield trailer seen at E3 2021 is made “entirely with the game engine with our own Creation Engine 2 and without using cinematographic tools”, by which rules out that it could be a CGI or similar creation and evidence that what we saw will be how we will see the game when it is on sale at the end of 2022. Although now, it only remains to see it in motion and in action, exploring planets and dealing with all kinds of enemies.
From Bethesda they have given new details of the game after its first trailerAlthough at the Xbox and Bethesda conference at E3 2021 we were left wanting more, from Bethesda they have been making statements that serve to give us an idea of what this science fiction adventure will bring us . In the mouth of Todd Howard, director of the project, we have also known that it will be “a role-playing game a little harder than what we have normally done. It has some really great character systems,” assured the creative .
We will have to wait. We will see it moving before with a presentation to be confirmed, but what is certain is that Starfield will hit stores on November 11, 2022 for PC and Xbox Series X | S , being available since its premiere on Game Pass, a service that you can get for one euro the first three months .
