PC gamers are grabbing The Elder Scrolls’ biggest game remastered – and it’s completely free

BETHESDA is known for creating and publishing some of the biggest open-world games on the market.

Whether you are a fan of Fallout: New Vegas, Skyrim, or Starfield, there is probably a Bethesda game that you’ve played or loved.

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Daggerfall was originally created in 3D pixel graphics.[/caption]

This is why the new release is so popular with fans, as many run to grab it.

The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall is the biggest open-world that has ever been published by Bethesda.

However, as it was released in 1996, it has the old-school 3D pixel graphics that were popular in games like Doom and Quake.

This has been fully remade in Unity by fans of Daggerfall who wanted to see it with a more modern look.

Bethesda made a number of its legacy games free to play in 2022, including Daggerfall.

You can download the base game for free from Steam, and then upgrade to the Daggerfall Unity mod by downloading it.

The fans took around 10 years to develop the mod and it is finally ready for release.

This is not only due to the small development team, but also due to the sheer size of the map.

Daggerfall has an impressive 15k locations for fans to explore in a game world that is roughly the size of the United Kingdom.

While everyone is anticipating the release of The Elder Scrolls 6, it’s a perfect chance to look back at some classics from the series.

Daggerfall is a good one to start with, as it’s one of players’ favourites in the series behind Skyrim.

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Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.