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Massive Morrowind mod Tamriel Rebuilt's Poison Song expansion is out now, complete with new quests to join Great House Indoril and the Ordinators
Tamriel Rebuilt, the Morrowind modding project gradually adding the province's mainland to The Elder Scrolls 3's Vvardenfell-centric map, has gotten a fresh expansion over the weekend. Dubbed Poison Song, it's the long-teased update which lets you join House Indoril, the great Dunmer house the Neravarine's namesake Indoril Nevevar belonged to belonged. It'll also let you join the Temple Ordinators, Morrowind's golden-masked lawkeepers, and explore a new region full of "lush gardens and bountiful
You can now play Morrowind entirely in your browser: 'Honestly just wanted to see if it could be done'
Good if you've got some downtime at work. On your lunch break, of course.
The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind Is Now Playable In-Browser Thanks to a Clever Dev and an Open-Source Project
Is Morrowind the new Doom? Back in the day, Morrowind was one of those games that you wanted to upgrade your PC to play - the combination of long view distances, plenty of NPCs and a huge open world made it supremely demanding. Nowadays, hardware is of course much more powerful, but software support has become the issue. That's why I was cheered to see that a modder has been able to make Morrowind playable in your web browser. Read the full article on digitalfoundry.net
Is Morrowind the new Doom? After getting a dual-screen port, the fan-favourite Elder Scrolls is now running in browsers
Last week, we reported on a dual-screen port of Morrowind for the AYN Thor handheld. Fans of the third Elder Scrolls aren't stopping there though, as someone has now made Morrowind fully playable in your browser.
Ever wanted to play The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind on a dual-screen handheld? Well, now you can - if you don't mind putting in some legwork
The Elder Scrolls 6 isn't anywhere near done, and you might be getting tired of replaying Skyrim and Oblivion over and over again across several platforms. But don't worry, as the Elder Scrolls community has now cracked a surprising way to replay Morrowind.
One of the best ways to play Morrowind just got better with improved scripting support for magic mods and a host of crash fixes
OpenMW's 0.51.0 version has hit the proverbial shelves.
One mad modder got the entirety of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind running on Fallout 4's in-game Pip-Boy
Marginally worse than the original Xbox port.
Disgusting! Depraved monster adds effective quest markers to Morrowind, shows no remorse
Is nothing sacred?
Morrowind turns 24 today, so come Nerevar and celebrate as an Elder Scrolls tax collector with this huge OpenMW quest mod
Yep. May 1st 2002. You came and looked upon the Heart and Akulakahn for the first time. You brought Wraithguard, because the nice guy in the mask and loincloth had need of it. The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind came out. It's now raised a glass of sujamma to salute its 24th anniversary. If you're looking for ways to celebrate, a fresh Morrowind modathon's just kicked off on Nexus Mods, and one of its early entries adds more tax-adjacent missions than the average accountant tackles on a yearly basis.
New Morrowind mod not only adds Sekiro parry, it quietly overhauls the RPG's most controversial mechanic
Missing attacks never felt good in Morrowind.
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Morrowind game engine OpenMW 0.51 released with modding and gamepad improvements
The incredible OpenMW open source game engine for the classic RPG Morrowind has released version 0.51.0 which brings new enhancements to gameplay and for mods. Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Comedian Alasdair Beckett-King was a die-hard adventure gamer until he discovered Morrowind: 'The first time I loaded it up, I walked straight into a little pond and was killed by a fish'
The YouTube sketch maestro and creator of Unforeseen Incidents guides us through the games on his PC.
Fallout 1 and The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind now run on Fallout 4's Pip-Boy and computer terminals, thanks to a modder
Fallout 4 is a game that contains games. Little holotape games you can collect and give a go if you get bored of running around post-apocalyptic Boston. Well, a modder's now used that framework to get both the original Fallout and Morrowind running on the RPG's Pip-Boy and terminals, just in case you want the extra layer of firing up Fallout 4 next time you want to head for Vault 13 or Vvardenfell.
Morrowind in Elden Ring mod makes mindblowing progress in video 'dedicated to that one guy that commented this project was not going to come out'
That's dedication.
Morrowind in Elden Ring mod is now "mostly playable", despite the fact its creator's "entire existence has been consumed with interpreting gibberish code"
Regular RPS readers might remember me writing a couple of times last year about a modder kicking off an attempt at porting Morrowind into Elden Ring. Their early progress looked promising, if living under the cloud of several complex things the group would have to figure out in some form to get it working. After about half a year of major updateless silence, modder InfernoPlus has emerged from the dungeons of Vvardenfell to reveal that the mod's now "mostly playable", following several months of