Linux Gaming

Daggerfall Unity 1.0 is out!

Markus

Dec 31, 2023 — 2 min read

Daggerfall Unity / DFWorkshop

The much-anticipated Daggerfall Unity is live with update 1.0! A significant milestone in the recreation of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall within the Unity Engine. This release brings forth a refreshed experience of the cherished classic RPG.

What is Daggerfall Unity?

Daggerfall Unity is a faithful reimagining of the original Daggerfall in the Unity game engine, offering gamers a chance to relive this iconic title within a modern gaming environment.

It's also Linux compatible!

✋

It is crucial to note that this fan remake does not aim to emulate the visual aesthetics of more recent entries in The Elder Scrolls series, such as Oblivion or Skyrim. While improvements in the lighting system have been implemented, Daggerfall Unity retains its original 2D character design and abstains from adopting high-resolution 3D models.

Start playing!

To embark on this nostalgic journey, players require free a copy of the DOS version, crucial for understanding core game design principles such as texture mapping and 3D modeling. These files can be obtained from platforms like Steam or GOG, ensuring compatibility with Daggerfall Unity.

Grab the free DaggerFall copy on Steam

Follow instructions on release page

Optimizing SQL Queries - PostgreSQL best practices

Optimizing SQL queries is essential for improving the performance of a database system. In PostgreSQL, like in any other relational database, the way data is structured and indexed plays a crucial role in query optimization. This article will outline the best practices for structuring data, indexing, and query optimization. So

A practical guide to using the JSONB type in PostgreSQL

JSONB, or JSON Binary, is a more efficient way to store and manipulate JSON data in PostgreSQL. It stores data in a decomposed binary format, which allows for faster access to individual elements within the JSON document. It is the recommended way to store JSON data in PostgreSQL. Why Use

Python - a loved, but eternally flawed language

Python, a language that has permeated the tech industry, is often praised for its simplicity and ease of use. Fields such as AI and Data Science seem to be all about it. However, when we strip away the veneer of convenience, we are left with a language that presents numerous

The history of HTTP and the stories behind status codes

Ever been greeted by a "404 Not Found" message while browsing the web? It's one of the many status codes used by the web. 404 is self-explanatory - usually an indication that a resource or page was not found. The (almost) interesting history of Port NumbersPort numbers are the numerical