Bethesda is preparing to unveil details regarding the future of Starfield next week, ending months of speculation.
Select content creators have already previewed the upcoming changes during exclusive showings, with reports suggesting a significant refresh of the title. However, Todd Howard is tempering expectations, clarifying that this won’t be a radical “Starfield 2.0” overhaul, but rather a substantial update tailored to the existing player base.
A key focus of the announcement is expected to be the Terran Armada, the game’s second expansion which has faced delays beyond the initial promise of one major addition per year. Bethesda has been tight-lipped about specifics, leaving fans to speculate based on the known name. Howard jokingly stated on social media that his “only visionary power” currently lies in finding running lanes in EA College Football 26, but assured fans that the studio has analyzed community feedback and is ready to share concrete information.
However, for those who didn’t connect with Starfield initially, Howard delivered a direct message: the upcoming update likely won’t change that. The Bethesda head emphasized that the goal isn’t to win over skeptics, but to further enhance the experience for players who already enjoy the space exploration RPG. The studio is prioritizing refinements for its dedicated fans rather than fundamentally altering the game in an attempt to attract detractors.
We ran this by Todd and he said his only visionary power is seeing running lanes in EA College Football 26. He appreciates all the passionate feedback on Starfield and we’ll have more to share next week.
— Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) March 13, 2026
This announcement arrives at a critical juncture, as Starfield is scheduled to officially launch on PlayStation 5 next month.
