Starfield: Best Powers, Ranked

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Once you have unlocked powers in Starfield, everything changes. Combat goes from a fairly standard shooter experience with light gravity mechanics to mind-bending, physics-defying bouts of creativity and spectacle. Powers are the main reason you want to progress what is otherwise a fairly run-of-the-mill story.

Of course, not all powers are combat-focused, and with 24 to unlock and mess around with, you have options erupting from every space-crevice. In this list we are going to go over the 6 best powers you can use in Starfield, and why. Keep tight hold of your artefacts, because these powers are amazing. 

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Phased Time is easily the best power in all of Starfield. It allows you to slow down time and obliterate everything in sight without fear of being shot to pieces in return. Phased Time is like uber-bullet time, and it completely changes how you approach combat. So why is it at the sixth spot? Well, that’s because you don’t get access to Phased Time until much later in the game. It’s practically an ‘end game’ power, which means you are going to have to wait a long time if you want to get your grubby mitts on it. 

Eternal Harvest and Elemental Pull are two peas in a pod. They are both incredibly powerful utility powers that breaks open the crafting system like a pinata. Eternal Harvest lets you replenish materials instantly, which means you can forage said materials without having to explore entire planets. Elemental Pull functionally replaces your Cutter and allows you to harvest minerals substantially