Gavin Clayton has been working on porting The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall to the Unity engine since 2014. Now the production process has reached the alpha version stage, about which the author on your twitter. The remastered game will be released to the public soon, as "final ideas are almost complete."
I've moved jump formula & gravity refinement to Alpha cycle and putting wraps on 0.9 in roadmap now. This means first Alpha release will be in just a few days. The final stages begin now.
β Gavin Clayton (@gav_clayton)
Clayton has now reached the stage of polishing the project and fixing bugs. The author brought his work to version 0.9, in which many different gameplay mechanics appeared. For example, users will be able to turn into a vampire or a werewolf, swim, climb to a height, levitate and break environmental objects. According to the enthusiast, the main aspects are implemented, but the support for modifications and localization will have to wait until the release of version 1.0.
The remaster of Daggerfall on Unity is similar in concept to the original, the developer only gives the game a modern look. For example, it added high resolution textures, mouse support, and fixed a lot of bugs. You can visually assess the status of the project using the May video diary. To run Daggerfall on Unity, you must have the version of the original game from Bethesda.net and , listed on Gavin Clayton's website.
Source: 3dnews.ru