What changed in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition in 2026

OpenMW has been compiled to WebAssembly, allowing players to run Morrowind directly in their browser without installation.

OpenMW has been compiled to WebAssembly, allowing Morrowind to run directly in a browser without installation.

Enhancements include improved shadows, water reflections with custom shaders, and per-pixel lighting.

The browser version supports saving progress, controller support, and mod support, with potential for multiplayer and a mod manager.

The browser port includes improved shadows, water reflections with custom shaders, and per-pixel lighting.

The browser version supports saving progress, controller support, and mod support, with potential for multiplayer and a mod manager.

The installation wizard now auto-detects existing Morrowind installations more effectively.

Many Lua-related crashes have been fixed.

Modders can now create magic effects through OpenMW's scripting API.

OpenMW's wizard now auto-detects existing Morrowind installations more effectively.

Modders can now create magic effects through OpenMW's scripting API.

Minor annoyances with gamepad menu navigation introduced in the previous release have been addressed.

OpenMW's wizard now auto-detects existing Morrowind installations more effectively.

The ability to cast enchantments is no longer limited to characters who can equip items.

Hostile creatures can now use enchantments, making them more dangerous.

Passing a thrust attack to actor controls no longer breaks the game.

Minor annoyances with gamepad menu navigation introduced in the previous release have been fixed.

Passing a thrust attack to actor controls no longer breaks the game.

Modders can now create magic effects through OpenMW's scripting API.

OpenMW's wizard now auto-detects existing Morrowind installations more effectively.

The ability to cast enchantments is no longer limited to characters who can equip items.

The ability to cast enchantments is no longer limited to characters who can equip items.

Modders can now create magic effects through OpenMW's scripting API.

Minor annoyances with gamepad menu navigation introduced in the previous release have been resolved.

Many Lua-related crashes have been addressed.

Minor annoyances with gamepad menu navigation introduced in the previous release have been resolved.

Passing a thrust attack to actor controls no longer breaks the game.

Passing a thrust attack to actor controls no longer breaks the game.

Many Lua-related crashes have been addressed.

Many Lua-related crashes have been addressed.

Minor annoyances with gamepad menu navigation introduced in the previous release have been resolved.

OpenMW's wizard now auto-detects existing Morrowind installations more effectively.

Passing a thrust attack to actor controls no longer breaks the game.

Many Lua-related crashes have been addressed.

Modders can now create magic effects through OpenMW's scripting API.

Many Lua-related crashes have been fixed.

The ability to cast enchantments is no longer limited to characters who can equip items.

Passing a thrust attack to actor controls no longer breaks the game.

The installation wizard's auto-detection of existing Morrowind installations has been improved.

Minor annoyances with gamepad menu navigation introduced in the previous release have been addressed.

Modders can now create magic effects through OpenMW's scripting API.

The ability to cast enchantments is no longer limited to characters who can equip items.

The update addresses many Lua-related crashes.

Players can continue using existing saves with the patched versions.

Fixes annoyances with gamepad menu navigation.

The update addresses many Lua-related crashes.

Modders can now create custom magic effects using OpenMW's scripting API.

Modders can now create custom magic effects using OpenMW's scripting API.

The update allows all characters to cast enchantments.

Players can continue using existing saves with the patched versions.

Annoyances with gamepad menu navigation have been fixed.

The update addresses many Lua-related crashes.

New saves cannot be used in old versions due to a file format change.

The update addresses many Lua-related crashes.

Players can use existing saves with the patched versions without starting over.

Annoyances with gamepad menu navigation have been fixed.

Modders can now create custom magic effects using OpenMW's scripting API.

Players can continue using existing saves with the patched versions.

Annoyances with gamepad menu navigation have been fixed.

Modders can now create custom magic effects using OpenMW's scripting API.

The N'Garde mod enhances melee combat by introducing a perfect block mechanic that allows players to stagger opponents.

The mod offers a balanced overhaul of Morrowind's controversial hit chance system, improving combat feedback.

A new mod for the OpenMW source port adds a Sekiro-style perfect block parry and overhauls the percent-chance-to-hit system.

A new mod called Mazte allows players to engage in a playable Mahjong card game in various inns across Vvardenfell.