The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition Reviews

Best time I had was when I stole some sacred armor and took the potion of divine intervention to get ported randomly somewhere far away and then had to grind for gold but still couldn't enter any cities because guards hated me so I found some drug lord slaver elves and drank a ton of alcohol in order to stack the buffs and debuffs so that if I ever hit any of the criminals they would die in one hit but that's a big IF because I was beyond drunk since the game allows you to just keep going and then I finally had enough gold and then had to strip completely naked and drop all inventory in order to outrun the guards and then went house to house in a city in order to find a guild to finally clear my name after hours and hours of living in exile... 10/10 would do it all again! (This happened maybe over a decade ago and then I rebought the game and then promptly even forgot this was in my Steam library til just now)

One of the most immersive RPGs to ever play if the graphics bother you i suggest mods but other than that keep a open mind going in, and be ready to die this game ain't easy

In the begining it is diffivult but as you kep playing it starts to get easier

God Tier RPG, simply the best ES game in existence. PERIOD. Steam says a couple hours played but I assure you it's closer 1k all together.

saw a guy fall from the stratosphere and immediately died trying to do it myself, memorized a whole play just to get assassinated for being racist, bought a rat with a backpack for 250gs and it died 30 seconds later, still dont understand the combat. peak howard

Having played this game, and not even completing the DLC or all of the side quests (as well as not completely exploring marksman, alchemy, or magic), I can easily say this is one of the most fun games I've ever played. Coming from a person who grew up on Skyrim and the simplistic mechanics brought by Bethesda Games Studios in 2011 (wow, it's been a while since Skyrim was released), Morrowind is a refreshing gaming experience that offers its own set of challenges. From figuring out that your chances of hitting the target directly depends on your skill with the weapon you're using to the harsh reality of being able to ruin the main quest easily by killing one of the essential NPCs, there is no shortage of surprises or little tricks that can be learned through the game. I really enjoy the main story, as I believe it's one of the best in the The Elder Scrolls series, and the near infinite amounts of side quests makes it that you can never truly complete everything in the game in one playthrough. The scenery is BEAUTIFUL and so unique, it's like you're stepping into a different world. There's nothing better than being woken up by Jiub, then stepping off that boat into a world that stuns you in every way possible. 10/10 would highly recommend.

Worked for a little, then it began to crash every time I opened it; it gives me an error code that says it cant find the title.mp3. Now I am unable to return it because the time that I spent trying to fix this error somehow transferred to gameplay and exceeds the 2 hour return policy. Thanks for nothing steam. Now I know to go with Microsoft, at least they ensure their games work.

Recently played through it for the first time and it is absolutely incredible.

>go to vivec. seems cool >find an altar >think, 'oh haha i'm diseased this would help!' >only requires a potion donation. >ez >starts floating uncontrollably? >keeps flying for more than a day?? >is still helpless to cliffracers dang dude this game is great

Ancient and clumsy enough to be difficult to get into...but deep and unique enough to be worth the effort. (Freaking remake this gem already Bethesda, instead of pinching out things like Starfield.)