Bethesda has announced that their highly-anticipated sci-fi game, Starfield, has been delayed once again and will now launch on September 6, 2023 for PC and Xbox Series X|S. The game was originally slated for release in the first half of 2023, but the developers have chosen to push the launch date back.

Game director, Todd Howard, has confirmed that more details on the game will be revealed during a standalone Starfield Direct presentation on June 11, following the Xbox Games Showcase. Fans are eager for any new information as the game has been shrouded in secrecy since its announcement several years ago.

Starfield Direct Coming on June 11

The Starfield Direct presentation on June 11 will provide a deep dive into the game and reveal more information on what players can expect. Howard has described Starfield as having "many of the hallmarks that you'd expect from us, but it's also a very unique experience."

The announcement comes alongside a new story-focused trailer that gives fans a glimpse of the game's universe. The trailer features some intriguing footage of long-abandoned ruins on a planet's surface, possibly hinting at a non-human civilization.

More Details on Starfield Revealed

Bethesda has been slowly revealing more details on Starfield in recent months. The game will feature ship combat, classic Bethesda-style dialogue options, and factions. The company has cited the "content, scale, and technical complexity of these titles" as the reason for the $70 price tag on both Starfield and Arkane's Redfall, which is set to release in May.

The developers have poured a lot of time and effort into creating this game, and Howard has noted that even he is surprised by the size and scope of Starfield. Fans are excited to finally get their hands on the game and experience its unique take on the sci-fi genre.

For more information on Starfield, check out GameSpot's "Everything We Know About Starfield" feature.