Starfield to be Released for PS5 in April, According to Sources

Starfield Coming to PS5 on April 7, Preorders Start March 18 – Leaked by Billbilkun and Graczdari

According to two sources, Starfield may be coming to PlayStation 5 on April 7, with preorders for a physical edition beginning March 18. Leaker Billbilkun corroborated the rumored release date. Billbilkun typically shares leaks of upcoming announcements. The information originated with Graczdari from the Polish site PPE.pl, who has a mixed record of accurate leaks, having previously predicted details about Oblivion Remastered, Sonic Racing: Crossworlds, and Microsoft Flight Simulator, but was incorrect about a Dualsense controller with a removable battery. Starfield on PS5 will launch in Standard and Premium editions, according to Billbilkun. The standard version will cost €49.99 (approximately $60 USD), while the Premium Edition will cost €69.99 (roughly $82 USD). The report indicates these prices may be lower than the game’s original Xbox release. The Premium edition will not grant early access, unlike the Xbox and PC launch. Rumors of a PS5 release have circulated for months, with previous reports suggesting a spring 2026 release due to underwhelming sales on Xbox. There have also been mentions of a possible Switch 2 version, but no confirmations.

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