the result: An AGILE-developed, feature complete release with all the tools and systems and bells and whistles, and someone left the airlock all the way open.

Starfield is feature rich, they're good systems, the guns feel good, the flying even feels good for a game made by a company that's not got a ton of experience in space sims. the stories and the setting and the development of the player's understanding of the world that draws people in is missing