Starfield fans don’t see much use in a free demo for Starfield.
Starfield holds immense promise as Bethesda Softworks releases its inaugural single-player RPG since 2015’s Fallout 4. It represents Bethesda Softworks’ return to open-world sci-fi RPG gaming and marks an opportunity to make history once more.
Since Fallout 4, open-world adventures have made tremendous advances. Games such as Elden Ring, The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom and Red Dead Redemption 2 have found new ways to push the genre forward both mechanically and visually – this means Starfield needs to represent an immense improvement from what was seen previously – which looks set to happen from what we’ve seen so far!
Though most seem confident Starfield will be successful, others remain uncertain. Some think a demo for Starfield might go someway towards assuaging concerns over performance issues; others feel such an approach would be unnecessary and impractical for such an expansive title as this one.
Will There Be A Starfield Demo? Unfortunately no. As there’s simply no compelling need for such an event a demonstration hasn’t been planned and will remain out of reach of us at present.
Reddit users have pointed out that Starfield will be available on Xbox and PC via Game Pass subscription services, making the game accessible without spending PS70 for each month of playback. And if it turns out not being for you? No worries; just stop paying and move onto playing one of Game Pass’ other offerings instead!
Noteworthy is also Bethesda’s track record when it comes to offering free demos or trials for any of their games (aside from Fallout 76 beta… but we all know what happened there).
Though free trials or demos may not be impossible, their likelihood is highly unlikely.
