It looks like Post Malone is a big Starfield fan

Gamers and reviewers alike have eagerly waited to get their hands on Starfield review codes and it seems like they've gotten their hands on copies earlier than expected.

From Rand Al Thor19, the Xbox enthusiast, to OJ from PlayerEssence, and Gene Park of the Washington Post, the former Twitterverse is chirping. Some are already deep into the game at this point, and who knows? Maybe Post Malone knows something we don't - it certainly wouldn't be the first time that celebrities got first dibs on games.

Starfield's allure isn't confined to its expansive universe, teeming with alien life and gargantuan cities like New Atlantis. It's the promise of adventure and the unexpected - though, with Bethesda, we also expect a bug or two. Given the game and its vastness, with entire planetary systems awaiting exploration, a glitch here and there is but a minor hiccup in an otherwise mesmerizing experience.

While Starfield is all set for a grand launch in September, the journey leading to its launch has been just as exciting. No doubt lingers about the fact that once the game hits the shelves, it's going to be a colossal event, not just for gamers, but for everyone.

In a world where the lines between reality and the digital realm blur, where an RPG is not just a game but an experience, Starfield promises to be a supernova. Just as Kate waited hours to interact with Post Malone, gamers worldwide are waiting for D-day, ready to dive into the unknown.

So, as you gear up for the game to come out, ensure your rig or Xbox is Starfield-ready. Clear up storage space, preload if you must, and let's journey through the stars together. Here's hoping we, along with Post Malone, have a celestial gaming experience.

At the end of the day, we should all be thankful that Starfield is coming out in the same year as Baldur's Gate 3, which is another generation-defining game.