Ah, Morrowind. I can't think of any other game I get quite as nostalgic about. It's one of the few that I don't feel a certain sense of disappointment when I go back to play it after a while without it. Containing one of the most unique and intriguing fantasy settings I've ever encountered, Morrowind is an open-world CRPG par excellence. Its world feels alive and expansive in a way future entries in the series did not, though its quest tracking does leave a bit to be desired. I've never played another game that I can recommend quite as highly as this one.

Ah, Morrowind. I can't think of any other game I get quite as nostalgic about. It's one of the few that I don't feel a certain sense of disappointment when I go back to play it after a while without it. Containing one of the most unique and intriguing fantasy settings I've ever encountered, Morrowind is an open-world CRPG par excellence. Its world feels alive and expansive in a way future entries in the series did not, though its quest tracking does leave a bit to be desired. I've never played another game that I can recommend quite as highly as this one.