Bethesda’s most anticipated game of the year so far, Starfield, looks to blow over fans with a huge universe. In the Xbox Showcase, the developers revealed a ton of information on the upcoming September release. The fans were hoping for a pretty vast universe and they weren’t disappointed with the details. Bethesda confirmed over 1,000 planets across 100 solar systems that the fans cannot wait to explore themselves.

Since the announcement of Starfield last year, fans have been waiting with batted breath to get to traverse its universe. With so much hype around it, Bethesda is leaving no stone unturned to give the fans what they want: a memorable experience.

An expansive universe: Tons of uncharted waters

A lot has been speculated about the upcoming space RPG by Bethesda and the devs also are taking their sweet time to match the expectations. On June 11, Bethesda put up a performance at the Xbox Showcase by revealing Starfield Direct: the place where you can learn more about every detail of Starfield. Highlights of vast space with tons of customization options have got the fan’s attention.

At the Showcase, Bethesda that Starfield would have “over 1,000 planets” that are spread across 100 star systems.  This invariably means that many of these planets would be available to explore as well as host a number of POIs where rare items could be found or harvested. Even though Bethesda did not reveal the details of all the planets, many systems and planets have been confirmed, each with its unique ecosystem and precise locations.

Known details

Here’s what we know about Starfield’s celestial bodies yet

• Sol System: The system that was, or maybe still is, inhabited by humans. It seems that something catastrophic on Earth led humans to settle on Mars. There’s a shroud around the system that fans believe would unfold to tell the story of what happened on Earth.
• Alpha Centauri: The closest solar system to Sol, controlled by the United Colonies and home to New Atlantis, located on the planet Jemison. The system hosts a gas giant as a planet.
• Narion System: During the outpost display section, Bethesda briefly showcased Narion, where at least one moon named Vectera is located. Players can build their outposts which they can use as defensive buildings or as the ground to harvest.
• Procyon A: Situated directly west of Sol and northwest of Alpha Centauri. Procyon III is the only confirmed celestial body in the system.
• Bardeen III: Infested with something that’s a cross between spiders and wasps, easily on the list of places to steer clear of.
• Cassiopeia I: With trees and rock-like formations, the planet looks similar to Earth.

With so many details spilled, Bethesda still maintains this is just the tip of the iceberg that is Starfield. Now fans can’t wait to hop on their customized starships and colonize planets to build their bases.

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