I’ve always wished that Starfield had in-game radio, but now someone has actually made one and it’s amazing. From galactic conspiracy theorists to ABBA at light speed — you need to check this out.

Embark on interstellar adventures with the sounds of Starfield Radio

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Starfield is full of undiscovered worlds to explore and already has an atmospheric soundtrack as a background to your journey through space and time, but I must admit when playing I really missed the in-game radio of the Fallout games. I’d certainly be less inclined to hit the fast travel in my ship if I had some Guardians of the Galaxy-style tunes echoing from the cockpit.Well I yearn no longer, as someone has answered my cosmic prayer and birthedStarfield Radiofor players to listen to as they zoom through the Settled Systems. A combination of voice acting, AI text-to-speech tools, and most importantly, killer tunes, makes these radio stations a must-listen for any intrepid explorer of the galaxies.

Starfield Radio is truly a joy to listen to, in fact, I’m enjoying it as I work this morning and think of easier times, playing video games. You don’t need any mods to listen, just head on over toStarfieldRadio.comand either hit ‘Tune in (Random)’ or pick one of the following 6 stations:

While I’ve just listened so far on my PC or smartphone, you can get these stations in the game on PC by using theStarfield Galactic Radio mod. “Radio Active” has quickly become my go-to, evoking the nostalgia of Fallout’s radio. “Sol Train” creatively blends tunes from ‘Long-dead Earth,’ complete with DJ segments and ad breaks for questionable products you can purchase back at New Atlantis.

Willy Kino’s talk radio is a revelation, featuring a conspiracy theorist whose musings on gravity drives real purposes and will leave you in stitches. It’s like injecting the Info Wars Podcast into the Starfield Universe, interspersed with rock and roll — a delightful combination that had even my non-gaming Mom laughing.

Starfield Radio has give me the push I need to go back to NG+

I managed to complete the main story campaign of Starfield in under 30 hours, and it was a whirlwind journey through uncharted territories. This newfound discovery has reignited my curiosity, urging me to return to the depths of space and unravel every mystery the game has to offer in an NG+ playthrough.The vast, mostly empty worlds that once echoed with solitude now evoke a longing for the companionship of Starfield Radio’s banging tunes as I explore their hidden corners. WhileXbox currently lacks mods for Starfield, the seamless functionality of the Starfield Radio website is good enough right now. Looking ahead, it would be great to have an official addition, perhaps in the realm of expansions. Just picture fitting the Starfield radio into Vasco as an upgrade and Sarah belittling your music choices as you bop along to Abba? The possibilities are as endless as the Starfield universe itself.

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