Skywind creators showed progress - development has been going on for 14 years, but the TES III: Morrowind remake has no release date

Work on the project is gradually progressing. Modders have almost completed work on locations and other game elements.

Recently, the creators of the ambitious Skywind project released a new development diary and talked about their progress. They are creating a remake of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind based on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim engine.

Currently, 2D graphics (art) are almost completely ready, and 3D is 90% complete; clothing and a "small set of tiles" (graphic elements) need to be finalized.

• Work on navmesh (elements used for NPC navigation) continues.
• Animations are 75% ready — developers recently received final 3D models and now need to create unique animations.
• Exteriors are 86% ready and interiors are 79% ready.
• Visual effects are 80% ready. Modders are working on lighting and weather.
• Sound effects are 65% ready (they need to be completed for creatures and more), and music is 73% ready.
• Most of the game is already written (96%), it remains to complete descriptions for various items, format books, and check the text.
• Voice acting is 92% ready: roles are assigned, and 50 actors are currently re-recording lines.

Skywind has been in development for about 14 years, but the project still has no release date.

Developers' video can be viewed at the following link.

Work on another project, Skyblivion (a remake of TES IV: Oblivion on the Skyrim engine), is also gradually progressing. Developers sometimes share new footage from different locations with the community and conduct gameplay presentations.