An indie attempt at capturing something along the lines of the original Morrowind. The main draw is the narrative component; while the main quest is fairly linear, the worthwhile side quests are for the most part complex and ambiguous moral dilemmas. While there is dungeon delving, it's far more about exploration than a fairly rudimentary combat system- this can occasionally backfire (key spells to play a mage are often impossible to find and loot is often not the most rewarding).
The game doesn't have the same depth as a Bethesda title as the faction reputation system is borderline meaningless and there are very few optional dungeons past the initial zone, but given the development team size and actual soul in the game it more than makes up for it. If a Morrowind throwback with modern touches and good writing would appeal to you, definitely check this out.

An indie attempt at capturing something along the lines of the original Morrowind. The main draw is the narrative component; while the main quest is fairly linear, the worthwhile side quests are for the most part complex and ambiguous moral dilemmas. While there is dungeon delving, it's far more about exploration than a fairly rudimentary combat system- this can occasionally backfire (key spells to play a mage are often impossible to find and loot is often not the most rewarding). The game doesn't have the same depth as a Bethesda title as the faction reputation system is borderline meaningless and there are very few optional dungeons past the initial zone, but given the development team size and actual soul in the game it more than makes up for it. If a Morrowind throwback with modern touches and good writing would appeal to you, definitely check this out.