Starfield is the biggest thing in the world of gaming these days, with its release imminent. If you’re pumped for the game, why not pick up some Starfield apparel? The IGN Store just got a nice selection of tees, plus a hat and a hoodie, all decked out with Starfield logos and imagery. They look pretty great, so check them out below.
Starfield Apparel on IGN Store
There are three t-shirt options to choose from. One is a white shirt that has the colorful Constellation logo, with the words “For all, into the starfield” arcing over it. If white isn’t your thing, you can pick up the more minimalist black one that has a black-and-white Constellation logo on the front. The final t-shirt option is black and has the Starfield logo, with the T and L flowing into a circle image that invokes the idea of a planet in space. Pretty cool choices all around.
If you’re all set on tees, there’s a fashionable Starfield hoodie that should come in handy in the coming months as autumn sets in. Finally, there’s an adjustable hat with the Constellation logo on it. All of the items are made with high quality materials, so they feel great to wear and they’ll last a long time.
If you’re also interested in, you know, playing Starfield, be sure to check out our Starfield preorder guide. It has all the information you need about what comes in each edition of the game and how to play it early, starting September 1.
It’s not every day that Bethesda and Todd Howard’s development team release an open-world game, especially one that takes place in an entirely new setting, with all new characters and factions. We’ve seen what the team can do in a fantasy setting with Elder Scrolls, and in a post-apocalyptic setting with Fallout. Now we get to see what they can conjure up in a futuristic sci-fi setting. Based on everything we’ve seen so far, it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest games of the year.
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