OpenMW 0.44 Released, Continues Advancing Open-Source Morrowind Re-Implementation
It's been sixteen years since the release of Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind while the open-source community continues working on their re-implementation of this game that was originally powered by the Gamebryo engine.
OpenMW has been going strong a number of years now for being an open-source re-implementation of Morrowind. This weekend marks the release of OpenMW 0.44 as the newest feature release.
OpenMW 0.44 adds a spell search bar, an advanced settings tab to its launcher, an option to handle multiple quick-saves, various OpenMW-CS improvements, and other various in-game enhancements. There are also dozens of bug-fixes to make this open-source re-implementation increasingly playable.
More details on OpenMW 0.44 via OpenMW.org.
OpenMW has been going strong a number of years now for being an open-source re-implementation of Morrowind. This weekend marks the release of OpenMW 0.44 as the newest feature release.
OpenMW 0.44 adds a spell search bar, an advanced settings tab to its launcher, an option to handle multiple quick-saves, various OpenMW-CS improvements, and other various in-game enhancements. There are also dozens of bug-fixes to make this open-source re-implementation increasingly playable.
More details on OpenMW 0.44 via OpenMW.org.
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