Today, renowned leaker billbil-kun revealed the pricing of Starfield, the highly anticipated game in development at Bethesda Game Studios.

　　According to the report, the standard edition of Starfield will be priced at €69.99 on PC and €79.99 on Xbox Series S|X, which is nowadays the regular pricing for triple-A games on PC and consoles, respectively.

　　The juicy information is regarding the pricier editions of the game. According to billbil-kun, the Premium Edition will be priced at €109.99 on PC and €119.99 on Xbox Series S|X. While the report does not include information on the additional content available with the Premium Edition, previous games from Bethesda Game Studios offered the DLC expansions included with similar packages. It is a fair bet that the same will be true of Starfield. Looking at previous games, Bethesda Game Studios always released at least two sizable expansions ever since Oblivion (Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles), continuing with Fallout 3's five (Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout, and Mothership Zeta), Skyrim's three (Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn), and Fallout 4's three (Automatron, Far Harbor, and Nuka World).

　　According to the leak, the Collector's Edition will be named Constellation Edition (a reference to the Constellation faction of explorers at the core of the main plot in Starfield). Like many Collector's Editions, it will be available in physical format only priced at €299.99 for both PC and Xbox Series S|X. Again, billbil-kun couldn't provide details on the goodies included with the Constellation Edition, but it's fair to assume it will include the contents of the Premium Edition plus some physical goodies like a map and/or statuette.

　　The first new intellectual property conceived by Bethesda Game Studios in over twenty-five years, Starfield is one of the biggest releases of 2023's whole game calendar. It received nearly a year of delay from the previous November 11th, 2022 launch date as both Bethesda and Microsoft need it to be a huge success.

　　Despite the pricing information listed above, the game will be added to the Game Pass library on day one. Of course, DLCs will still have to be purchased separately if you plan to play the base game on Game Pass.

　　A lot more information (including the branded controllers and headsets already available for purchase at certain retailers) is expected to be shared this Sunday as part of the Starfield Direct, a broadcast solely dedicated to the game which is set to follow the Xbox Game Showcase. The double-feature broadcast will air at 10 AM Pacific Time for around two hours, with the Starfield Direct likely to air during the final half hour.

　　Meanwhile, you can read everything we know about Starfield in our roundup article.