Indeed Daybreak is still expanding on the EverQuest brand as the company's executive producer Holly Longdale stated in a forum post this morning that Landmark, the Minecraft-esque voxel-based sandbox spin-off, is launching this spring. Rest assured that our passion to grow the world of EverQuest remains undiminished." Landmark. EverQuest and EverQuest 2 are going strong. EverQuest in all its forms is near and dear to our hearts.
"The future of the EverQuest franchise as a whole is important to us here at Daybreak. "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." "We know you have high standards when it comes to Norrath and we do too," he added. Unfortunately, as we put together the pieces, we found that it wasn't fun." In the case of EverQuest Next, we accomplished incredible feats that astonished industry insiders. "Inherent to the creative process are dreaming big, pushing hard and being brutally honest with where you land. "For those familiar with the internals of game development, you know that cancellations are a reality we must face from time to time," Shanks said. So what happened? Daybreak president Russell Shanks quite bluntly admitted in EverQuest Next's cancellation announcement that the game simply "wasn't fun". He came away from his EverQuest Next preview equal parts impressed and skeptical that the developer would be able to follow through on its ambition. The colossal MMO had been in development for years, and indeed our John Bedford played a build of it back in 2013. EverQuest Next, the ambitious MMO by Daybreak Games (formerly Sony Online Entertainment), has been cancelled.
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