is a very interesting made Sci-Fi Game with lots of Planets, Questlines and Characters to visit. Players are not just able to jump from one System to the next, they are also given the chance to build and fly their own Space-Ship and assign recruited Crew-Members to it and take one of them as companion to all of the adventures and combats that are ahead.
And if that is not enough it also offers an Outpost-System for those who want to make their own little Intergalactic Material-gathering empire with automatic supply lines via Transportships.

The Game’s strength is clearly its high variety of Quests that it offers and that it does not force the Player to do them in specific Order. Like in previous Bethesda-Games its up to the Player in which direction the adventure will go and which Parts of the Universe to be explored. It also offers different Play-Styles and Weapons to accomplish different outcomes in some of the Adventures.
And it also has implemented interesting Encounters that can happen randomly while flying through space.

The weak Part of the Game tho is its instability, where the Developers have delivered lots of Patches but sadly still not entirely fixed the sometimes occurring Game-Crashes. Safing a lot is highly recommended. Also the limits it sets for Ship-Building can be frustrating, cause it does not show them at first and thus are very surprising when trying to build larger Ships but then get interrupted by the pop-up message “Element-Limit reached!”.

I recommend this Game to everyone who likes Space-Ships and Sci-Fi Themed RPGs with lots of Questlines to discover.
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7,4 / 10 Graphic (Solid graphics on lots of the Characters and Environment, but a little lacking when it comes to larger Surfaces)
6 / 10 Art-Style (Some Plants and Creatures have a unique Design, but it gets very repetitive after a while, would have been nice to see larger varieties for Flora and Fauna)
8 / 10 Atmosphere (Great Sci-Fi Atmosphere and very entertaining in Space-Combat, as specially in some Questlines)
7,8 / 10 Gameplay (Easy to go into type of Gameplay. But the Lock-Picking is not ok and annoying after just a few locks.)
6,2 / 10 Main-Story (Typical for Bethesda-Games, the Main-Story is not so well as it could have been and some Elements in that Story dont make much sense.)
8,2 / 10 Side-Story (The Side-Stories are really well implemented and offer much more unique Elements for the Game as a whole. As specially the unique Characters that can be met in those Side-Stories feel special compared to regular NPCs.)
6,8 / 10 Characters (Lots of Characters to met in that Universe, but sometimes a little over the Top Biography-like Dialogues with them. And annoying when they always talk more about their Love-Life rather than what they expect to be done in the Quest.)
7,5 / 10 Soundtracks (The Soundtracks are good, but sadly the variety for such a large Universe is not enough and thus some Tracks get repetitive after a few combats)
3 / 10 Major-Bugs (Random crashes that can occur at any moment in the Game. Sometimes Patches made it less frequent and then new patches made it more frequent again. Safing a lot is highly recommended)

is an old but still nice to play classic from the RPG Genre that gives the Players a huge Freedom to explore the fascinating Island with the Titles same Name Morrowind.
With a high variety of Weapons, Spells and ways to play it leaves the choice up to the Players themselfs if they want to be a Warrior, a Mage, a helpfull Hero or a Thief with lots of Quests and Stories that this Game wants to tell.

The Game’s strong side is its high Focus on actual RPG Elements with which it grants the Players a huge Freedom with which they can decide what Quests they want to do, what Weapons they want to use and in which direction they want to go.
Another Part of this old Classic is its huge World and the well implemented Questlines it offers to keep the Players occupied for Hours (Hint: I played more than 500 Hours with the Non-Steam-Version. If someone wonders why i have not so much on the Steam-Edition. :P)

The sad Part in this Game tho is, that the graphics are no longer up to date and could eventually look horrible to People who are now used to much higher Details and Resolution.
Would be nice if Bethesda would give this classic an overhaul instead of Skyrim!

I recommend this Game to Players who like a good classic Fantasy RPG with lots of Exploration-Potential.
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6 / 10 Graphic (Good for the Time it launched, but out to date for todays Standards.)
7 / 10 Art-Style (The World is cleverly made with the placement of all the Buildings and Dungeons and the interiours and how it gives good vibes of a Fantasy World with all the Armors and Fantasy-Creatures in it)
5 / 10 Atmosphere (The Atmosphere in Quests varies from Main- to Guild- to Sidequests. Some Sidequests dont hype the Atmosphere that much as Main and Guildquests do.)
8,3 / 10 Gameplay (Solid Gameplay for an RPG. Gives a lot of Freedom into the Player’s Hands. A little outdated to in Combat.)
9 / 10 Main-Story (Well made Main-Story, as specially with the Expansions that really drag Players into the world of The Elder Scrolls.)
7 / 10 Side-Story (Interesting Guild-Stories that introduce the Player to different Factions of the Island.)
6,5 / 10 Characters (NPCs feel like Individuals, but sadly after a certain Point they can only repeat what they have already told the Player.)
7,5 / 10 Soundtracks (Good Soundtracks in this Game and as specially the Main-Menue one leaves a Mark)

PS.: I dont know why i havent revewed this Game sooner. It was one of the first big RPGs that i played for loooots of Hours when i didn’t even had a Steam-Account. :P