Starfield: Reviews Summary

Forbes describes Starfield as a giant Bethesda RPG set in space with improved combat, extensive leveling, building, exploring, and secrets.
IGN reviews vary with different countries giving varied scores (France: 9/10, Brazil: 9.5/10, Japan: 10/10, Spain: 10/10) but IGN's score of 7 is controversial.
Windows Central rates it 4.5/5.
RPG Fan gives it 98/100.
PC Gamer indirectly suggests Starfield is slightly better than Far Cry: New Dawn but slightly worse than Fall Guys.
Overall, critics seem divided with some praising immersion and slow burn gameplay while others criticize opening hours and combat.

Glitches in Starfield: Bugs and Fixes

Complaints about objects disappearing when removing modules, issues with ship decorations, items going into ship cargo, and glitches with ship gravity when weapons are displayed.
Bethesda has acknowledged bugs like items going to cargo hold, and modules dedicated to display not working as intended.

Players express frustration with loot drops in the game, slow progression, and lack of variety in drops from enemies.
Some users mention disappointment with Starfield's development over the years and expected features that were missing in the final release.
Criticism is directed at Ubisoft for perceived failures in matchin player expectations, especially in comparison to Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and other similar games.
Despite some negative feedback, some players enjoy the game's raw experience, extensive gameplay, and mod options.
The game receives mixed reactions with some appreciating the complexity and depth, while others criticize certain mechanics, bugs, and lack of content.