I believe that, first and foremost, it's the random quests that will throw you around the game world in a much unpredictable fashion that make up a great deal of fun playing DF for me.
When thinking on the topic of which games may truly count as similar to Daggerfall I would often try to outline the features that make DF what it is, at least for me. I'm not sure if Arx Fatalis may count because I never played it myself but it seems to share some similarities to TES games while taking place in a underground world like Ultima Underworld. Same goes for Ultima Underworld except this one is more widely known and popular. Undoubtedly of interest, if only historical, should be Legends of Valour, which is in fact one of the titles that is known to have inspired Arena (and if it weren't known you'd immediately spot the similarities). It is indeed rather weird that RPGs similar to Daggerfall seem to be extremely hard to come by. No Man's Sky seems to be somewhere between Elite: Dangerous and Minecraft, and the game has (reportedly) much improved since launch.įinally, of course, there's sitting around a table with a bunch of paper, pencils, dice, and rulebooks. Minecraft may not, at first, seem to have much in common with Daggerall, but there probably are some heavy RP servers out there. Fallout 1&2 are 2D, while the remainder are 3D and are much more towards being Action RPGs.Įlite: Dangerous is very much like Daggerfall, only in Space! The Fallout line of games also combine an open world with predesigned quests some of the games also have dynamic quests. The Red Dead Redemption line of games seems much like the Grand Theft Auto games, only with more redemption, and in the Mythical Wild West, as opposed to Action Movie Modern, I suppose. The Assassin's Creed line of games seem much like the Grand Theft Auto series, save that instead of typical play being that of a Chaotic Evil criminal, typical play is that of a Chaotic Good or Chaotic Neutral assassin. I've heard a number of things about the Grand Theft Auto series it seems to combine pre-designed quests with dynamic quests and wandering (but not dynamic) NPCs. The NPCs are a lot more scripted, though, and it is an Action RPG, not a full-on RPG. Sort of a combination of Morrowind's predesigned quests and storylines with an enhanced version of Oblivion's combat and perks system.
I've played another fairly popular game called Skyrim it's really quite different. The game Oblivion is thought by many to be quite different, but the NPCs are more dynamic than almost any other game, which is congruent with Daggerfall. There's another game Morrowind that's fairly similar, only with a linear storyline and pre-designed quests. Well, there's this game Arena some people say it's like Daggerfall, only better. Skip the first and third sets of lines to get the real info.
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