The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall remake Daggerfall Unity 1.0 out now

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Another really impressive project that just got a big final release is The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall game engine remake Daggerfall Unity which has hit the 1.0 meaning it's now complete!

Retro graphics are boosted by modern engine and lighting.

It does require a copy of the original DOS Daggerfall to run as that provides all necessary game assets such as textures, 3D models, and sound effects.

Thankfully it's a free game nowadays, so you can just pinch it from Steam.

Lots of good mods available for it too like DREAM that remasters all the game assets including sound, music, videos & all graphics found in the game making it just that little bit more modern:

Note: while the code is open source it does still require the proprietary Unity game engine.

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When Daggerfall is running on a more modern and capable engine than Starfield...
- The Frankenstein monster formerly known as Gamebryo engine trying to run the latest Elder Scrolls 6 build: I'm tired, boss.
  
  It was already tired running Fallout 3. It's just a reanimated corpse at this point
  Edit: grammar
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Another really impressive project that just got a big final release is The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall game engine remake Daggerfall Unity which has hit the 1.0 meaning it's now complete!
Retro graphics are boosted by modern engine and lighting.
It does require a copy of the original DOS Daggerfall to run as that provides all necessary game assets such as textures, 3D models, and sound effects.
Thankfully it's a free game nowadays, so you can just pinch it from Steam.
Lots of good mods available for it too like DREAM that remasters all the game assets including sound, music, videos & all graphics found in the game making it just that little bit more modern:
Note: while the code is open source it does still require the proprietary Unity game engine.
The original article contains 206 words, the summary contains 132 words. Saved 36%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!
This is an extraordinary achievement. I love that this version exists