The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall - PC Games

Favorite Games - A Year by Year Review (120 games items)

"This game, more than the first in the series, spawn my great interest in the Elder Scrolls series, and in spite of the huge size of later installments, it's hard to compare to the sheer size of this one. Take all the quests and guild missions and side quests you have to do in the starting province of Daggerfall and multiply that by dozens and dozens of other provinces? It's nearly impossible to complete all the mission in every province of this game...at least, if you want to have a life outside"

Free Games (40 games items)

" The XL Engine is almost at alpha stage for Daggerfall. You can download the game for free on Bethesda's website."

Sources of Free and Nearly Games (19 games items)

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My favourite games of all time (38 games items)

" This game is here for nostalgia reasons. In reality is comes nowhere near Morrowind and Oblivion as whole. Daggerfall by game-area is large as hell. But so big part of its area is empty space and random dungeons, which by the way pretty much suck due they are really oversized mazes that repeat themselves so bad. Once you go in, prepare to spend hour to find your way out. Towns are also repetitive. Theres still some kind of magic in this game for me. Maybe its just the overall idea they had of c"

RPG World: DOS Classic Edition (50 games items)

"Release: 1996 | Developed by Bethesda "

RPG World (16 games items)

"Top game in RPG World: DOS Classic Edition Other top games in the list: "

My favorite RPGs (open-world) (20 games items)

"I never got very far in Daggerfall, but it was so much more rich even than Might and Magic, that it drew me right in. Though it also made me hyper-aware of that dungeon-door-opening sound that I recognize it even in movies and tv shows that use it to this day."

Official Elder Scrolls series (21 games items)

"Release: 1996 Fuelled by the modest success of Arena, Daggerfall attempted to create a game world larger than Great Britain, rendered in a fully-3D engine, and build a skill-system that revolved around skill building rather than experience gains. Daggerfall suffered from that very ambition: rushed to publication, the game was found tortuously buggy, and prohibitively hardware-intensive. The game had over 15,000 towns, dungeons, and villages; 750,000+ NPCs to interact with; and an area 161,000 s"