Landmark is true to its name, allowing you, the player, to leave a lasting mark on the world.
After a 15 year franchise history, SOE is trying something different. Instead of just building a game for the players, they want to build a game with the players. In the journey to reboot a franchise, while producing what they hope to be the next evolution in MMOs, an idea was born. What if you were to put the creation tools in the hands of the players, and give them the opportunity to build this world alongside the development team? What if they took it a step further and gamified it, combining all the elements of a sandbox builder and MMO, turning it into a standalone experience of creation, exploration and adventure? Welcome to EverQuest Next Landmark.
Take a break from the sun with our pick of the hottest MMOs for the summer months. Who needs time in the daystar anyway?
No Final Fantasy XIV mention eh? I've been on and off between patches for 2 years and its been a wonderful game.
EverQuest Next was cancelled last month almost as an afterthought in a blog post by Daybreak president Russell Shanks, to the surprise of no-one. What is surprising, however, is the strange malaise that led to it and the hopeful solution.
Landmark, the sandbox component originally envisioned as an incubator for Everquest Next, is still launching. It will be out this spring for $9.99.
