The console agnostic has finally come out with his shocking opinion about Starfield. Since its release, this GOTY Contender title has created quite a war-type situation between Xbox and PlayStation players. But, now things are about to get a fair balance as we can see!

Recently, the former God of War 2 director has taken a step forward in terms of Starfield’s availability to non-Xbox users. His opinion about the game has made gamers rethink their decision about not to try Starfield. What extraordinary enchantment does this game hold, compelling a celebrated American game designer to unveil a huge surprise, leaving the entire gaming community in awe?

David Jaffe’s surprise gift to the Starfield lovers!

In a recent post, David Jaffe has announced the availability of Starfield on Gamepass for a month. Players can access it just using the cloud as well. Along with this, he has also mentioned Starfield as one of his top three games. But there is more to it!

The legendary creator has advised all game lovers to look beyond the silly console war. He emphasized the importance of experiencing a title like Starfield. He suggests that for any gamer, missing out on playing Starfield is a non-compensable loss. David Jaffe tweeted, “Now your millage will vary of course, BUT if in the past you’ve found yourself realizing your taste and mine is similar ENOUGH, don’t let this childish console ‘war’ nonsense keep you away from this brilliant thing. If you love 1p action adventures, you owe it to yourself.” 

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Starfield has been making a lot of noise since its announcement. And now, David Jaffe has offered his opinion on the highly anticipated game. David Jaffe is best known for directing Twisted Metal and the God of War series. So, the brilliant developer’s evaluation of Starfield has piqued interest. 

The director hailed the Xbox exclusive as one of the best games of all time. “It is easily one of my top 3 games of all time,” he mentioned in the tweet. This glorious recommendation is surely going to push more gamers to give Starfield a shot. How much weight does his words carry? Could it have an impact on the console war?

Is the console war over?

The man might have done a fair bit of free fan advertisement for the developers. It goes without saying that in an era of such intense rivalries, word of mouth from popular faces acts as a huge booster for a creation. In his post, David Jaffe has encouraged both Xbox and Sony fans to set aside the ‘childish‘ console rivalry and enjoy playing. As he believes, a petty rivalry can’t be a priority for gamers. He has also asked the players to trust his opinion about Starfield as they have already experienced amazing titles like God of War, Twisted Metal, etc. from him.

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Starfield, one of the top three games in the former God of War 2 director’s list, is now available in Gamepass. So, this is your moment to embark on an interstellar journey and explore the cosmos.

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