Discover the Ultimate Starfield Guide: Unveiling Every Spectacular Star System in the Game!

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Starfield's procedural generation allows for endless possibilities of content and exploration on different planets, making each playthrough unique.

The level scaling in Starfield progressively becomes more demanding as players explore deeper into the Settled Systems, offering a heightened level of difficulty in gameplay.

A dynamic star map, crafted collaboratively by the gaming community, serves as a valuable tool for players to traverse the galaxy, comprehend the intricacies of level scaling, and pinpoint specific resources required for establishing strategic outposts.

The Settled Systems in Starfield create an expansive backdrop, but luckily, the game's growing community has developed a helpful map showcasing all accessible star systems. Opinions on Starfield's space exploration and travel may differ, but its procedural generation is an impressive design accomplishment, able to generate content for players on any planet (excluding gas giants).

While Starfield does offer prebuilt zones like New Atlantis or Cydonia, what sets it apart from typical Bethesda sandbox games is that the wilderness itself is largely unpredictable. The galaxy map serves as a bridge, connecting various randomized elements across hundreds of Starfield planets. In theory, this provides nearly endless replayability across multiple playthroughs, but its practicality remains uncertain. Unlike previous Bethesda titles like Skyrim, the level scaling in Starfield is less player-friendly. As players venture east in the Settled Systems, they will encounter increasingly challenging content.

Starfield Star System Map

For this purpose, Matt Hook from HardcoreGamer has shared the official subreddit for Starfield with the Settled Systems' star map. The map showcases all 120 playable star systems, color-coded based on their level scaling. This enables players to easily identify which parts of the galaxy to avoid. Additionally, HardcoreGamer's database provides detailed information on each planet, moon, and the locations where players can find specific resources like Argon, Chlorine, Lead, or Neon.

The real advantage of having a map like this goes beyond just adventuring. It is highly recommended to establish an outpost in Starfield as early as possible. A detailed star map with resource filters allows players to carefully choose the perfect location to plant an outpost beacon. Starfield is, in many ways, an improvement upon Fallout 4's settlement system and gunplay. It is clear to players that this aspect of the game has received significant attention during development. The combat in Starfield has been praised by many fans, and the ship builder has become a particular fascination for many. While the Creation Kit is expected to expand the game's features, there are already remarkable mods available that enhance the core experience. According to Bethesda, modders will also have the ability to create custom planets from scratch, potentially expanding the already vast Settled Systems even further in the months ahead.

Starfield is available now on PC and Xbox Series X/S.