Starfield Shows Animated Concept Art of Xenofresh Corporation

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Dubbed by its publisher as NASA-punk, Starfield has been a source of great intrigue partly because of the excitement surrounding Bethesda's first original intellectual property in years, and partly because not much is known about the game as yet. Beyond a teaser video, a few unofficial Starfield leaks, and animated concept art, Bethesda's marketing campaign is yet to be in full swing.

Despite this, Starfield is poised to become one of the most talked about titles of this year – as Starfield's release date has been set for November 11, exactly eleven years to the day Skyrim first took the gaming world by storm. Fans of Bethesda can expect for the curtains to be pulled back in the coming months, but until then, these tiny morsels will have to do.

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The game's official Twitter account posted yet another animated concept art last night, this time seemingly teasing the pleasure city of Neon. Constructed in the middle of a nondescript aquatic world, the tweet implies that Xenofresh Corporation has made it their home – offering the drug Aurora, synthesized from the local marine life, exclusively within the glimmering streets of Neon. Drawing a parallel to Bethesda's other franchises, Aurora might the Starfield equivalent to Moon Sugar from the Elder Scrolls games or Jet from Fallout.

While each individual tweet does not provide much in terms of info or an insight into the game's lore, put together they reveal a significant amount of Starfield's setting and the larger universe the game takes place in. Despite this, there has been a growing agitation among its fledgling fanbase, as ever sinceStarfield got announced at E3 in 2018, the following