During the celebratory streaming to celebrate ten years of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Bethesda did listen to part of the soundtrack of Starfield, also showing a handful of new images. You can hear and see it all in the recording below (the Starfield part starts after 51 minutes).
Composed by Inon Zur, historical author of video game soundtracks, Starfield’s music seems truly evocative, at least from what we could hear. The images, on the other hand, show different settings, as well as various spaceships and suggest that Bethesda’s space adventure could be really vast. We’ll see.
![Starfield: a new artwork Starfield: a new artwork](https://multiplayer.net-cdn.it/thumbs/images/2021/11/11/starfield-01_jpg_800x0_crop_upscale_q85.jpg)
![Starfield: a new artwork showing one of the cities that can be visited Starfield: a new artwork showing one of the cities that can be visited](https://multiplayer.net-cdn.it/thumbs/images/2021/11/11/starfield-03_jpg_800x0_crop_upscale_q85.jpg)
![Starfield: a new artwork Starfield: a new artwork](https://multiplayer.net-cdn.it/thumbs/images/2021/11/11/starfield-04_jpg_800x0_crop_upscale_q85.jpg)
Bethesda has promised that it will release the complete recording of the concert in the coming days.
For the rest we remind you that Starfield has been announced for PC and Xbox Series X and S.
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