The Elder Scrolls is still in a fantastic spot overall, despite the fact that fans have been waiting forever for the next entry. Fans of the series are generally in it for life, and the strength of classic games like Morrowind really helps secure its legacy.
Plus, there's Elder Scrolls Online, which has been in operation since 2014, and Skyrim is still acting like it was just released a few months ago. Every time you turn around, someone has crafted and uploaded a mind-blowing Skyrim mod to play. The community is as active as ever.
Now, thanks to a new update found by a creator on Reddit, we can add another series achievement to the pile. Thanks to some wizardly, we have a playable free browser version of Morrowind.
Available at OpenMW, you can play the full version of Morrowind from your browser. You can run the free sample world, or you could use your own version of Morrowind to play from a legal installation.
Here's the full statement from the creator Dumpster_Buddy: "I got OpenMW (the open-source Morrowind engine) compiling to WebAssembly, so the whole game runs in a browser tab now. You open a link and you're...
