Last year at the annual SOE Live convention, SOE caused a stir by announcing the first true sequel to EverQuest in nearly a decade—EverQuest Next would be the successor to EverQuest 2, released back ...
EverQuest wasn’t the first game of its kind when it was released in 1999, but it was the best, and remained the best for a long time. Along with Ultima Online, it deserves credit for popularizing the ...
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EverQuest Legends is reimagining the original game, and you can play the entire thing solo
Daybreak Games and Game Jawn have just announced EverQuest Legends, a solo and small-squad-friendly reimagining of the classic 1999 EverQuest MMORPG. The first EverQuestlaunched five years before ...
Later today, Sony Online Entertainment does something the developer of titles like EverQuest, PlanetSide, and DC Universe Online has never done before: it invites gamers into alpha code that's far, ...
EverQuest is bigger than EverQuest 2, it turns out. EverQuest, the ground-breaking fantasy MMO that launched over 20 years ago in March 1999, currently has more subscribers, more monthly active ...
The next iteration of the EverQuest franchise, EverQuest Next, is no longer in development, Daybreak Game Company announced on its official site today. Daybreak president Russell Shanks said the game, ...
It might feel like battle royale games have been around forever, but games like Fortnite and PUBG are whippersnappers next to the MMO that started them all: EverQuest. The massively multiplayer online ...
EverQuest Legends breathes new life into the beloved fantasy MMORPG, now available in closed beta.
My name is Phil Kollar, and I had a weird weekend. Let's start our story just over 11 years ago, on Nov. 9, 2004. That was the date that Sony Online Entertainment released EverQuest 2. I had spent a ...
When EverQuest was first released for the PC in 1999, few could have anticipated that the game would be as influential as it has been. Though by no means the first massively multiplayer online ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Jagneaux is a writer and analyst, covering MMOs and retro games. Last week I got the chance to chat with a few people on the ...
The tale of ‘EverQuest’s’ evolution is told in the original release’s technical requirements: Windows 95, 32 MB of RAM, a blazing 28.8 Mbps modem connection, and a mouse (explicitly called out on the ...
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