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Starfield is on sale on Steam and as if the Shattered Space expansion was free with the game
Starfield is now on sale, and if you buy the Deluxe version, it’s like buying the game at full price but getting the free expansion (and a bunch of additional bonuses, of course).
If summer is the right time for you to go exploring space, you will be happy to know that on Steam you can find Starfield on sale . The game is on sale in both the standard version and the Premium version , which is €69.99 instead of €99.99. The big advantage is that it is basically like buying the game and receiving the Shattered Space expansion for free .
The Steam promotion is valid until July 11th . This is a good promotion if you don’t already own the game and if, obviously, you don’t want to use Game Pass to access it.
Starfield is on sale on Steam and as if the Shattered Space expansion was free with the game
What Starfield Premium Edition includes
The digital Premium Edition version of Starfield includes a series of bonuses . Specifically, you can get:
- Base game “Starfield”
- Shattered Space Expansion (when released this fall)
- 1,000 Creation Credits
- Constellation Skin Pack: Spacesuit, Helmet, Jetpack, and Equinox Laser Rifle.
- Access to Starfield’s digital artbook and original soundtrack
Starfield: Shattered Space – The official trailer
Considering that Starfield is a massive game that will take tens if not possibly hundreds of hours to complete , it might be a good idea to start your space journey now so that you’re ready to embark on the next Shattered Space adventure when it releases.
You will see that on Steam the game has a very low rating, but in this case it is the consequence of review bombing by fans who criticize the paid mods present within the official Creation mode. Todd Howard, head of the studio, has already responded to the question .