Fallout 76 is no longer the least popular Bethesda game on Steam, since the latter has just been dethroned by Starfield.
Available since September 6 on Xbox and PC, Starfield is the brand new license (for 25 years) signed Bethesda. It is a (very) vast interstellar RPG, which invites players to visit many planets. Despite some flaws, the game was received very favorably overall, with a nice score of 84 on Metacritic and many players won over. However, this same Starfield has just won an inglorious title on Steam.
Starfield heading towards the stars…
Indeed, Bethesda’s catalog includes various RPGs that are particularly popular with players, with the excellent(very) Skyrim of course, but also Fallout 4without forgetting oblivion And Morrowind for the oldest.
In addition to unanimous reviews from the specialized press, everyone also benefits from excellent reviews on the Steam platform, left directly by players. Skyrim thus culminates in more than 93% positive opinions, just like Morrowindwhile Fallout 4 displays nearly 82% favorable opinions.
Recently, Starfield managed to surpass Skyrim in terms of popularity on Steam, with an all-time user peak of over 330,000 players.
…but in bad shape on Steam
Launched in October 2018, Fallout 76 had received numerous negative opinions and suffered strong criticism, the fault of a multitude of bugs and other technical problems, without forgetting the scandal of the version Power Armor of the game and its bag cloth nylon. Enough to make it the ugly duckling of Bethesda, with “only” 71.7% positive reviews on Steam.
But all this was before the tragedy, of course, before Starfield fails to steal the (bad) place of this same Fallout 76. In fact, for a few hours, the latest game from Bethesda has only 71.37% positive reviews.
The vast majority of players do not point out any problem with finishing, but rather a game ” who lacks soul “, or a game that lacks depth and variety. “ Starfield is infinitely smaller than any of Bethesda’s previous titles, which is ironic considering the scale of the universe they’re trying to create “, we can read.
Not enough to prevent many players from taking full advantage of this new interstellar exclusive from Bethesda, since Starfield recently passed the 10 million player milestone. And that’s the main thing, ultimately.
Source : Metro.uk
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