Starfield has received an update for PC with support for ultra-wide monitors, modifications and new graphics settings
Starfield recently went into early access on Valve's platform, and at the same time, an update was released for the game. The main changes include a graphics mode with very low settings, support for Creations up to 2 GB in size, the ability to combine several Creations into one package, and a number of technical fixes.
Here's What We Know
Fixed issues include: rare cases of movement blocking during dialogues, potential crashes in the main Andrafon outpost when editing structures, and quick saves disappearing if they were created too quickly. A frame rate drop that occurred when using the scanner during long game sessions has also been fixed.
The update also brought expanded resolution support: in addition to the usual 16:9, 16:10 and 21:9 formats, 32:9 and 32:10 are now available. For a deeper immersion, players will be able to see celestial bodies even after entering and leaving buildings.
Where To Play
Starfield is currently available on Xbox Series and PC. A PlayStation 5 version is also rumoured to be in development, with an announcement expected later this year.
Source: GamingBolt
