Time has not aged my initially very positive perception of Starfield very well, and many aspects of Shattered Space reinforce this.

A little over a year ago, Bethesda Game Studios released Starfield, its first new IP since it snapped up the rights to the Fallout series in 2004 (resulting in the 2008 Fallout 3). While the graphics and scale of the game were a notable improvement over previous games,

Who would have thought that Bethesda, of all companies, would showcase how a simple expansion like Shattered Space could be good?

Yes, this is going better than the base game. Especially in one area in particular.

Starfield’s Exhuming the Past is a simple fetch quest – until you’re lost in a dam, dodging enemies, and making life-altering decisions.

Over a year after the launch of Starfield, its first big story expansion Shattered Space is here - but so far, fans have generally been less than enthused with the results. The DLC has launched to "mixed" reviews on Steam, as players take issue with its limited content and compare it unfavorably with previous Bethesda expansions.

Exhuming The Past is one of the first main missions in the Shattered Space DLC that ends with a difficult decision; here's how to complete the quest.

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Shattered Space, Starfield's very first expansion, draws differing reviews from players as the DLC earns itself a mixed review score on Steam.

Starfield's Shattered Space expansion offers a new planet, a lengthy main story, and side quests. Here is the DLC's approximate length.