Starfield Was Spoiled Before It Even Launched, You Just Didn't Realize It

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While has somewhat split audiences between those who think it's an amazing space exploration title and those who find it underwhelming, it can't be denied that there are numerous Easter eggs and hidden minor details that most miss upon the first playthrough. Indeed, there is a lot to do in the Settled Systems, so it's easy to miss clues that give way to a deeper meaning and a more significant narrative. These clues can be hidden in random items strewn across the universe or via audio files that can be randomly found across the in-game worlds.

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However, it might be surprising to learn that one hidden clue was revealed before was released to wide audiences on September 6, 2023. However, it's a clue that most will likely miss until playing at least 20-30 hours of the campaign, and it shows that often, there's more lurking below the surface of what Bethesda makes apparent. While it isn't a game-changing feature or a story-breaking element, it is a fun nod to those who have invested enough time to make it to 's end-game missions.

[Warning: The following article contains major spoilers for the main campaign in Starfield.]

While there were some discussions before the launch of about what some called a bland title screen, not much was said about the logo for the game. After all, from initial appearances, it looks like a typical video game logo, with the lettering and a circle graphic inside of the title. However, upon playing through the main Constellation missions, starting with «Into the Unknown» and culminating in «One Giant Leap,» it's revealed that the Artifacts the protagonist has been collecting actually tie into a much more significant aspect of the universe with the