Starfield is just a few weeks away and ahead of its release, Bethesda's Todd Howard has confirmed that Starfield will have a New Game+ mode.
In an interview with GQ, Howard confirmed that New Game+ does exist in Starfield, noting it was another way to incentivize repeat playthroughs for players.
"Starfield delivers [Bethesda Game Studios'] most immersive role-playing since 2006's Oblivion," Howard told GQ. "It gives you the flexibility and options to carve out a unique identity, and even adds a unique and exciting twist on New Game+ to incentivize continued and repeat play."
Howard did not go into detail as to what exactly will carry over (like weapons and in-game currency) should you complete Starfield once and pursue a New Game+ save, but the confirmation of New Game+ is noteworthy as Bethesda Game Studios is not a studio known for adding such a feature in its games.
Fans can find out for themselves when Starfield launches on September 6. For more, check out our piece on what to expect from the game's first mission, ten things we recently learned from the developer Q&A, and the live-action trailer that debuted at gamescom Opening Night Live.
Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.
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In an interview with GQ, Howard confirmed that New Game+ does exist in Starfield, noting it was another way to incentivize repeat playthroughs for players.
"Starfield delivers [Bethesda Game Studios'] most immersive role-playing since 2006's Oblivion," Howard told GQ. "It gives you the flexibility and options to carve out a unique identity, and even adds a unique and exciting twist on New Game+ to incentivize continued and repeat play."
Howard did not go into detail as to what exactly will carry over (like weapons and in-game currency) should you complete Starfield once and pursue a New Game+ save, but the confirmation of New Game+ is noteworthy as Bethesda Game Studios is not a studio known for adding such a feature in its games.
Fans can find out for themselves when Starfield launches on September 6. For more, check out our piece on what to expect from the game's first mission, ten things we recently learned from the developer Q&A, and the live-action trailer that debuted at gamescom Opening Night Live.
Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.
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