The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

I started my journey with Oblivion, then Skyrim, and then Morrowind, so I knew I’d have to play the older ones someday. This game is incredibly ambitious, and that’s probably the best thing I can say about Daggerfall. You don’t really have to walk everywhere (though you can in the Unity version in a very pleasant way); instead, you use the map to travel from town to town. The dungeons can be tricky and you need the right spells and paths, and in that regard the Unity version really improves how you interact with the map and it tells you where you "really" are. In the cities, you navigate by using the city map, and all of these elements combine to create a true RPG sense of a living world. Because of it being a product of the ’90s, the visuals are nowhere near the Todd Howard trilogy” where the focus is on spectacle. In my opinion, Daggerfall was never made for the eyes. To me, it felt like playing the RPG version of Doom, and I loved every second of it, even the main quest. Before the Unity update, we had to mess with codes in Dropbox to get it running, and now that whole process belongs to my memories. Thank you, Julian LeFay.

Just like Elder Scrolls 1, the controls are very difficult. There are many improvements, and it's a good experience to see how games have evolved.

Good gameplay and storyline. Only needs updated graphics.

just goated

extremely clunky controls, i'll try again later ;)