It felt like Shattered Space might finally bring space RPG Starfield closer to the original promise of its sprawling NASA-punk space adventure. Instead, the new expansion is getting slammed even harder than the base game by early players,

Starfield Shattered Space has introduced new threats and balanced it out with a bunch of new weapons that should make all players very happy!

The first major expansion for Bethesda’s big space baby isn’t terrible by any means, but it still just feels like more Starfield, for all that that entails.

If you loved Starfield, then Shattered Space provides an even more focused experience to dive into. If you liked the base game, but didn't enjoy frequently hopping from planet to planet, it's still worth checking out, as the central location for all the action brings back a bit of the experience of playing an older Bethesda Game Studios title.

This guide will provide a full walkthrough on how to complete the "What Remains" Story Quest for the Starfield: Shattered Space DLC.

Eventually you’ll find out that the hostages are being kept at Shadow Station Epsilon and you can return to Razma with your learnings and organize the hostage negotiations. But you need to speak to Djimal Ka’dic once you’re done.

One quest in Starfield’s new DLC Shattered Space might give you some trouble. That quest is called Conflict in Conviction, and it’s the second of three main quests. Don’t worry, however, because in this guide we’ll walk you through it step by step.

In Zealous Overreach, you must choose to either kill or save Sahima. Make the right choice in Starfield: Shattered Spaces with the information below.

The beginning of Starfield Shattered Space set the kind of tone I was hoping for. After arriving on a mysterious space station – and ignoring the advice of a distress message, warning me against boarding – I'm met with the sight of floating bodies,

The first DLC for Starfield feels specifically designed for people who don’t like Starfield. Right down to its bones, Shattered Space is a frantic Bethesda backpedal. Don’t like the endless planet-hopping in the base game?