A few days ago the news arrived that the ESRB, the US video game classification body, had given Starfield a rating of "Mature 17+"; Nothing surprising from this point of view. Today, however, the institution has published the summary description of the game, from which we can derive some new details.

Among the biggest surprises there is also the presence of sexual relations between characters, despite the team had denied it in the past: not shown explicitly, but probably through quick cuts that show us the dialogues immediately "after sharing the bed with the characters", which the ESRB describes as "allusive". Here are the examples provided in the description:

• "Life is a sexually transmitted disease that is one hundred percent fatal"
• "I agree to let loose a bit, but next time let's try without jetpack"
• "Speaking of seeing stars, wow... It was amazing."

Among the other information in the description we find further interesting material:

• "Players interact with various characters, complete missions and seek supplies while fighting enemies (for example, humans, robots, alien creatures)" - here we find confirmation of fights not only with robotic enemies, but also aliens.
• "Attacks on some enemies can cause blood splattering effects; Several settings show blood stains on the ground around the corpses."
• "A fictional drug (Aurora) is present in the game, with a section involving the characters of players working in an illegal drug lab; players can also get Aurora by stealing it or buying it from sellers (consuming Aurora causes a distortion effect on the screen)" - we already knew about the presence of drugs, and this gives us some more details.
• "In the game the words "f**k" and "bullsh*t" appear - the presence of swear words is obviously not a surprise.

We remind you that on June 11th we will finally be able to see and learn more about the game, during the Starfield Direct following the new Xbox Showcase!