Starfield: Fans turned it into Star Wars by installing more than 100 mods

YouTuber DeityVengy has transformed Starfield in a open world role playing game Of Star Wars, one of the ones that many of us have always wanted to play. How did he do? The user X Rebs Gaming came to explain it to us, who talked about the installation of more than one hundred mod theme.

To demonstrate the goodness of everything there is also a video, which shows the YouTuber fighting as the Mandalorian against characters and vehicles taken from the series created by George Lucas and now in the hands of Disney.

The film also includes a final guide to installing the mods, which lists all those used, including customized non-player characters, new skins for the protagonist and more. It should also be underlined that the work is not complete, in the sense that Deity Vengy has said he is committed to adding all the mods that satisfy his needs. That said, find thelist of main mods also in the video description. Each mod also has its own download link from Google Drive, which will greatly facilitate the task of having the complete package. Impressive, considering Bethesda hasn’t released official modder tools yet.

Starfield could be resurrected with mods

Starfield is a much discussed game and the opinions on it fluctuate between those that adore it and those that completely dismiss it for the most disparate reasons. Despite this, it was the only single-player game to appear in last year’s average top-rated MAU list, despite losing over 97% of its entire player base since then. Since this is a Bethesda title, it is also to be assumed that in the future it will be expanded enormously by modders who, as already mentioned, for now do not yet have the creation kit in hand and have been able to introduce limited innovations.

Starfield releases on September 6, 2023 for Xbox Series X|S and PC. In the coming months we should know something more about Shattered Space, the first official expansion, which could introduce some highly requested features such as ground vehicles on visitable planets. We’ll see.