The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (original game cover art)

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

OpenMW-VR on the Steam Frame

Mod by stephen-moskal

Arm64 build of OpenMW-VR by madsbuvi

Steam FrameArm64 nativePCActiveFiles: Easy

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is Bethesda's 2002 open-world fantasy RPG. This free port runs OpenMW-VR natively on the Steam Frame, with VR menus and the Steam release's expansions.

Official page: github.com ↗FLAT FREE

Controls Head tracking and the Frame controllers through SteamVR's binding emulation, with a controller laser pointer for the floating VR menus.

Initial release:

What you need

Own Morrowind on Steam (installed on the headset)

Supply your own legally owned copy. UnflatVR never hosts or links game files.

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Moddy

Moddy saysMake sure to read the Official Instructions.

Unpack the release on the headset from a shell and run its setup script, which uses Morrowind installed from Steam on the Frame and adds a library entry. See the official install instructions above for full steps.

Notes

Native Arm64 build of madsbuvi's OpenMW-VR. Dev's Frame testing: "Tested on SteamOS 0.4.2 and 0.4.3 (VR variant), SteamVR 2.18." Includes Tribunal and Bloodmoon from the Steam release; renders at about 33-40 fps, reprojected by SteamVR to 72 Hz.

GameThe Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
Original PlatformPC PC (2002)
Mod NameOpenMW-VR on the Steam Frame
Developerstephen-moskal
Latest Version1.0
Release Date (CT)2026-10-02
StatusActive
Game Files NeededOwn Morrowind on Steam (installed on the headset)
Difficulty to Get FilesEasy
Install MethodArm64 native: free. Download the Arm64 release, unpack it on the headset from a shell (SSH or Desktop Mode) and run its setup script, which finds Steam's Morrowind data and adds a Steam library entry.
ControlsUnknown
discord—
Source / Downloadgithub.com ↗
NotesNative Arm64 build of madsbuvi's OpenMW-VR. Dev's Frame testing: "Tested on SteamOS 0.4.2 and 0.4.3 (VR variant), SteamVR 2.18." Includes Tribunal and Bloodmoon from the Steam release; renders at about 33-40 fps, reprojected by SteamVR to 72 Hz.
Review VideosNone yet
Last Checked2026-10-21
First Seen2026-10-21

Change history

  • New entry added
  • First listed on UFVR