EverQuest Articles
EverQuest pioneered the 3D massively multiplayer online roleplaying game. For many people, it would forever change how we would interact with games and people online. Even after 22 years players are flocking towards the venerable world of Norrath to discover long lost friends and adventures. Michael was surprised at how much he felt the draw to get back into the MMO recently.
EverQuest is arguably one of the longest running, still supported 3D MMOs ever made. Each time you play is like you're being transported back to a time when 4k ray-tracing graphics cards didn't matter. Since those bygone times, EverQuest has brought twenty-two years of adventure, wonder, and excitement. (SPONSORED)
The latest expansion for EverQuest, called Claws of Veeshan, is now available. Here are some details.
EG7 has reportedly acquired Daybreak Game Company, the developers responsible for Everquest, H1Z1 and more, in a deal worth $300 million, according to new reports.
Daybreak has announced that the upcoming 27th (!!) expansion for EverQuest, is coming in December - and it's got a $250 version if you're game.
The 27th - yes, 27th - expansion for EverQuest has been announced, called Claws of Veeshan.
Jonathan breaks down why he feels EverQuest is the original GOAT of MMORPGs, at least for him.
In an update on their forums, the EverQuest team has announced some changes coming to the Aradune server.
Mike Hutchins, another member of the original EverQuest team, has sadly passed away.
It looks like several servers for EverQuest are set to merge in May. Here are the details.
In case you missed it, EverQuest servers are open to all until May 8.
EverQuest is celebrating its 21st birthday with a bonus experience event, in addition to player-designed anniversary quests.
In a brace of letters released to the EverQuest communities, new Darkpaw Studios head Jennifer Chan addressed the community. This comes almost a week after it was announced former head of studio Holly Longdale was stepping down from her role.
In a post on the EverQuest website today, the franchise's executive producer Holly "Windstalker" Longdale has stepped down from her role with the franchise. Technical Director Jennifer Chan will be stepping into the role, having worked alongside Longdale for the past five years, according to the post.
EverQuest, one of the hallmarks of the MMORPG genre, is turning 21 this year, and the folks at Daybreak are still going strong.