Starfield is coming to PS5 on April 7

"The PS5 version will tap into the DualSense controller's capabilities with adaptive triggers that work differently depending on the weapon you're using. The light bar will offer an indication of your character and ship health (if you ever look at it while you're playing, that is). You'll also be able to use the touchpad to switch between points of view and access your map and hand scanner."

"The premium edition includes the base game, the Shattered Space and Terran Armada story expansions, a skin pack, some virtual currency and a digital artbook/soundtrack. The standard edition is $50, and the premium version will run you $70. If you buy the base game and decide later that you want to upgrade to the premium version to access the DLC, there'll be a $25 upgrade available."

"As for the Terran Armada DLC, that will be available on April 7 alongside a free update. The latter (which is dubbed Free Lanes) includes an overhaul of the space travel system. You'll be able to fly freely between planets in a star system and enable cruise mode, which enables you to chat with shipmates or decorate your ship while traveling."

Starfield is officially releasing on PlayStation 5 on April 7, ending years of exclusivity speculation. Preorders are now available for both digital and physical versions in standard ($50) and premium ($70) editions. The PS5 version leverages DualSense controller features including adaptive triggers that vary by weapon type, light bar indicators for character and ship health, and touchpad controls for perspective switching and map access. The premium edition includes the base game, Shattered Space and Terran Armada story expansions, cosmetic skins, virtual currency, and digital artbook/soundtrack. A $25 upgrade path exists for standard edition owners. Alongside the launch, the free Lanes update overhauls space travel with planetary flight freedom and cruise mode functionality.

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