Skyrim Together previously released nightly builds of its in development version, which you can still learn how to access in the Together team's tutorial up there. Skyrim Together doesn't have a full release yet, but you can try out an older, less stable version if you're dedicated. As you can imagine, getting Bethesda's 2011 RPG to play nicely on a server is no easy feat, so Skyrim Together isn't exactly a stable experience just yet. It's envisioned as a fully co-op Skyrim for two to eight players. If you want to co-op through your Nord adventures with friends, Skyrim Together is one to keep an eye on. Sure, The Elder Scrolls Online exists, but that isn't really multiplayer Skyrim. The team is attempting to recreate a version of Morrowind's custom spell system too. As in Morrowind, Skywind will let you kill essential characters (unlike Skyrim). Skywind will include Skyrim's quest markers and fast travel, for example, but the team hopes to make those options configurable. Building Morrowind inside Skyrim has involved some compromises, however, and the Skywind team breaks down which systems will be recreated on its website.

It's been in the works for nine years at this point and isn't playable yet, but the team has been posting some actual gameplay demonstrations since the summer of 2020, the latest of which you can see up above.

Morrowind definitely has a weirder and darker fantasy vibe compared with the later Oblivion and Skyrim, so it's pretty darn neat to see it in a newer engine. Like Skyblivion, it's a huge undertaking the involves rebuilding an entire game world as a Skyrim mod. As the name gives away, this one is designed to recreate Morrowind inside of Skyrim's engine. Skywind is another mod underneath The Elder Scrolls Renewal Project umbrella.

Skyrim high rock mod