If you’re eagerly awaiting the release of Starfield, you’ll want to take note of the file sizes for preloading. The game, developed by Bethesda, is set to be a massive install on PC, weighing in at just under 140 GB. On the Xbox Series X and S, the file size is slightly smaller, coming in at over 126 GB.
Starfield preloading has already begun on August 17 for Xbox Series X and S, as well as Windows PC. This allows players to download and install the game ahead of its official release on September 6. However, Steam users will have to wait until August 30 to preload the game. The Starfield Steam page states that players will need 125 GB of available storage space.
Starfield is generating significant excitement among fans, making it one of the most highly anticipated video game releases in recent memory. The game has already sparked discussions about its locked 30 frames per second, as well as the presence of drugs, in-game purchases, and even jetpack sex, as revealed by its ESRB rating.
For those eagerly awaiting Starfield, there are a few ways to get a taste of the game before its official release. Users can dive into the game’s canonical history, which provides additional backstory and context. There is also a skill tree that players have already put together, offering a glimpse into the game’s mechanics and progression system. Furthermore, a recent developer Q&A session offered valuable insights into the game, revealing 10 interesting things about Starfield.
As the release date draws nearer, the excitement for Starfield continues to build. Fans eagerly await the chance to explore Bethesda’s sci-fi role-playing game. With massive file sizes on PC and console, it’s clear that Starfield promises to deliver a vast and immersive gaming experience.
