You’ll just need to copy over the files installed by Steam to your platform of choice after step 1. These steps are for Windows only but you can adapt to another platform. Not only is the classic release on Steam now patched for a better experience, it’s a free and convenient way to get the game files needed to run Daggerfall Unity. This is great news for Daggerfall players of all preferences. That comment is based on a fair number of requests / enquires I've had over the past few months or so, I've not been able to attain any statistical fact on that.The Steam release of Daggerfall has been updated and is now compatible with Daggerfall Unity “out of the box”.

To sum up, it is available, we do plan to introduce this as a fully supported product in the future, it seems / appears 64-bit browsers are growing (slowly) in popularity since then. We include a link to download the latest version in the blog post, but here it is anyway:

Without further a do, here is our slightly hidden 64-bit WebPlayer related blog post: At the time and still current we haven't made the 64-bit plugin available on our main WebPlayer download page, it's also still not linked through our default JavaScript which is used to embed Unity content. The popularity of 64-bit browsers was nothing for us to worry about back then, they weren't widely used, only IE and Firefox appear to have 64-bit browser versions (please correct me if I'm wrong), so we gave this feature to you guys to all test with, play around and to the hardcore guys who actually needed 64-bit browser support. At first we were kind of experimenting to see if this would get any buzz or actually be useful for anyone at the time. Hopefully this post will make it easier for people to find out info on 64-bit WebPlayer.Ī little history to start off with, we introduced the 64-bit WebPlayer to Unity 3.4 release (sometime ago now) and is available for Windows only users. As the title says this post is related to our 64-bit WebPlayer plugin support which does actually exist, it's not a myth! We have had this around for sometime, it's just we haven't made it widely available to the community.

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