STARFIELD'S SHATTERED SPACE DLC: NEW ACHIEVEMENTS LEAKED, 12 NEW WAYS TO WASTE YOUR LIFE
Looks like Bethesda's been busy cooking up some new ways to keep us glued to our screens and neglecting our real-life responsibilities. To no one's surprise, the achievements for Starfield's Shattered Space DLC have been revealed on SteamDB. Let's take a look at them, shall we?
NEW SHIT TO DO IN SPACE
SteamDB has revealed 12 new achievements for the Shattered Space DLC, bringing Starfield's total achievement count to a whopping 62. Here's what we're in for:
What Remains - Complete "What Remains"
The Promised, Broken - Complete "The Promised, Broken"
Zealous Overreach - Complete "Zealous Overreach"
Conflict in Conviction - Complete "Conflict in Conviction"
Exhuming the Past - Complete "Exhuming the Past"
The Other Side - Complete "The Other Side"
The Scaled Citadel - Complete "The Scaled Citadel"
The Great Unknown - Discover 50 Locations on Va'ruun'kai
Facing Your Fears - Defeat 25 Vortex Horrors
Redemption Arc - Defeat 10 Redeemed
Five of a Kind - Craft one of each type of Vortex Grenade 62 Savior of the Promised - Aid the People of Va'ruun'kai
Savior of the Promised - Aid the People of Va'ruun'kai
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
Well, for starters, it looks like we're getting a new planet called Va'ruun'kai. Sounds exotic, probably has great beaches and man-eating flora. We're also facing off against some new baddies called Vortex Horrors and The Redeemed. Because apparently, the base game didn't have enough ways to kill us.
And let's not forget the Vortex Grenades. Because regular explosions in space just weren't exciting enough, I guess. Now we get to play with the fabric of spacetime while we blow shit up. What could possibly go wrong?
THE BOTTOM LINE
Starfield's Shattered Space DLC is shaping up to expand the starfield adventure quite a bit. New planet, new enemies, new ways to die horribly in the cold vacuum of space – it's got it all. Just remember to come up for air occasionally, yeah? Your loved ones might appreciate seeing your face without the glow of a star map reflecting off it.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go practice my "surprised face" for when Bethesda officially announces this stuff. Maybe I'll even pretend I haven't already cleared my schedule for the next month. The things we do for space exploration, eh?