The PS5 version, Free Lanes update and the Terran Armada DLC for Starfield will be coming on April 7

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The PS5 version, Free Lanes update and the Terran Armada DLC for Starfield will be coming on April 7

It’s now official: Bethesda Game Studios has confirmed that all new content for Starfield will be available starting April 7, 2026. The PS5 version will also be released on that date.

Players who own the Sony console will be able to purchase the Standard Edition for €49.99 and the Premium Edition for €69.99. The latter will include the base game and paid DLCs. These prices will also apply to the PC and Xbox Series versions. Starfield will feature PS5 Pro optimization with a Performance Pro mode that prioritizes frame rate and a Quality Pro mode for more detailed graphics.

The new Terran Armada DLC, priced at €9.99, will offer a new series of quests featuring new characters, locations, enemies, systems, and rewards. Players will need to defeat the robotic forces of the Terran Armada to shape the future of humanity.

For its part, the free Free Lanes update will introduce an additional ground vehicle, the ability to travel from one planet to another, encountering various elements along the way (enemy ships, wrecks, etc.), and obtain X-Tech resources to upgrade your weapons. Enemy modifiers will make their debut, along with outpost upgrades, new companions (Muria and the mini-bot), and the ability to have aliens as pets.

Finally, the Trackers Alliance update is now available. It enhances the bounty hunter experience with new targets, new contracts, and new rewards. Those who already own the original content will be able to access these new features for free, while others will need to spend 700 Creation Credits.

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