EverQuest is the game that defined the MMORPG genre! Be a part of a thriving community and continue your adventures in the world of Norrath. Sony Online Entertainment's new MMO game aims to be different from all others with multi-classing, destructible environments, permanent change, emergent AI, and new Landmark creation tool.

The successor to Sony Online Entertainment's groundbreaking MMO, has been cancelled. The bad news was revealed in a posted by Daybreak Game Company President Russ Shanks, who said the studio had “set out to make something revolutionary,” but ultimately decided that it wasn't going to work.“For those familiar with the internals of game development, you know that cancellations are a reality we must face from time to time. Inherent to the creative process are dreaming big, pushing hard and being brutally honest with where you land. In the case of EverQuest Next, we accomplished incredible feats that astonished industry insiders,” he wrote. “Unfortunately, as we put together the pieces, we found that it wasn’t fun. We know you have high standards when it comes to Norrath and we do too.

In final review, we had to face the fact that EverQuest Next would not meet the expectations we—and all of you—have for the worlds of Norrath.”“The future of the EverQuest franchise as a whole is important to us here at Daybreak. EverQuest in all its forms is near and dear to our hearts. EverQuest and EverQuest II are going strong. Rest assured that our passion to grow the world of EverQuest remains undiminished.”In a, Daybreak confirmed that work on, the voxel-building MMO it back in 2013, is continuing, and that it will be out later this spring.“As the community has grown and designs have flourished, we no longer view Landmark as just a building tool.

We’ve been toiling away making Landmark into a wonder unto itself. While the look of our world was inspired by what was intended to be the voxel world of EverQuest Next, Landmark has evolved into its own game with its own unique identity and purpose,” EverQuest Executive Producer Holly Longdale wrote.“The creativity of the Landmark community and the potential for telling stories in this digital world is beyond what we imagined. Our vision for Landmark is to provide a place where you can create ANYTHING, tell your own stories, and share your creativity with other players,' she continued. 'We are wrapping up a HUGE game update for Landmark with LOTS of new additions and improvements, some of which you’ve already seen in sneak preview posts from Emily 'Domino' Taylor on the forums. We are excited about what’s to come for Landmark and we can’t wait to see what you think.”A has a few more details, including that Landmark will not be free-to-play as was originally announced, but will instead carry a $10 price tag.

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EverQuest Landmark has been cancelled and servers will close 21st February. With heavy hearts, we are writing today to inform you that after much review, we have decided to close Landmark game servers on February 21, 2017,'.You can play Landmark until then but as of now can no longer buy the game or list items on the game's marketplace. All items with a Daybreak Cash price will be reduced to 1 DBC.The Landmark servers and accompanying forums and social media channels will close 4pm PST (midnight GMT) February 21st.

There's in case you have questions.Landmark was originally a kind of companion game for EverQuest Next, a voxel world where things could be created, built, and potentially transferred to EQN. It was an embracing of Minecraft sensibilities for a new generation of EverQuest, and seemed like a good idea. Landmark went into alpha testing and quickly took on a life of its own, so much so that when EverQuest Next was cancelled, Landmark became the torchbearer - 'no longer. Just a building tool' but 'a wonder unto itself', developer Daybreak said at the time. But the torch has been snuffed out.Indeed, the 'new EverQuest' movement - beyond EverQuest and EverQuest 2 chugging along in the background - has been snuffed out. It's unlikely EverQuest Next, which 'wasn't fun' according to Daybreak, will be swiftly redeveloped into something new.

If it is salvaged, it will be at great expense - and take a long time.Daybreak will more likely focus on H1Z1: King of the Kill, a big and fast deathmatch of a spin-off for zombie survival H1Z1 - one that finished as. It's in Steam Early Access with a promise of PS4 and Xbox One versions after the PC game launches. But there's no formal PC release date - last moment.