Starfield's Shattered Space DLC Has Its Own Xbox Controllers - & They Might Be The Best Design Yet

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The new DLC for has quickly become one of the more popular games of the season, and now, players can explore the new area and all of its quests while using a beautiful new Xbox controller that matches the overall theme of the DLC. In recent years, Xbox has released several controllers inspired by large game releases, as well as allowing people the opportunity to design their own customized controllers through the Xbox Design Lab.

's recent DLC is a big addition to the game and has many fans excitedly jumping back into the virtual galaxy to explore the world of Va’ruun’kai. The cosmic horror-themed is filled with stunning purples, pinks, and grays in the atmosphere, adding to the eerie feeling of the story. Bethesda's spacefaring game is only available on Xbox consoles and PC, which means these Xbox controllers could see a lot of use by players.

Though the new controllers do not have any specific logos or iconography, they are currently being featured on the front page of the Xbox Design Lab website as being inspired by the themes and colors of the new DLC. Players can choose from either a standard controller or elite design and are then taken to the Design Lab where they can customize the controller further if there is something they would like to change.

Xbox's translucent elite controller is shown using the candy cipher coloration to match the purplish pink skies in the game with a dark blue backing, buttons, thumbsticks, and bumpers. Meanwhile, the standard controller features the smoky swirls of the cyber vapor design alongside midnight blue backing and controls.

Xbox's Design Lab has offered people a chance to customize their controllers in a variety of colors, patterns, and highlighted styles for quite a while now. With big game releases, such as 's recent DLC, there are often featured designs highlighted on the website that are ready to go for those who want to show off their love for a title. Xbox's popular controller based on was, and still is, a very