One of the biggest events during E3 was that Bethesda finally showed “Starfield” through a trailer, which gave us some impression of the style they pursued. We also learned that the work is expected to be launched on PC and Xbox on November 11, 2022.
Some people assume that this very beautiful trailer was made with CGI, but now a Bethesda employee reveals that this is not the case. All the content we see is in-game screens, and we have never used movie tools. According to Keith Beltramin, a senior lighting art designer, wrote on his ArtStation account:
“I made the lighting for the 2021 trailer of “Starfield”. Using our own creative engine 2, we created completely in the game without using any film tools. I worked closely with the director Istvan Pely to assist anyone with lighting And emotion-related art direction.”
So… it looks like we can look forward to the stunning sensation when “Starfield” launches next year. Of course it is worth looking forward to. As Bethesda said recently, the composition “Unbounded Sky” is a homologous but more hard core, and it is also referred to as a “Han Solo” simulator.
