You can, of course, play EverQuest for free—the game is still available, and still seeing regular expansions and content updates, nearly two decades after its release.

The original EverQuest released nearly 14 years ago, and its quest and class structure helped define a genre that would soon explode in popularity with World of Warcraft. It's still active to this ...

The original EverQuest, one of the first MMORPGs to ever popularize the genre, is turning twenty-one this year. Check out this awesome musical ensemble to celebrate!

Sony's online role-playing game anthology, which includes the original EverQuest along with two expansion packs, is now in stores.

Sony Online has announced that a new zone, Jaggedpine Forest, is being added to Norrath, the world of EverQuest. Norrath has greatly expanded over the years since EverQuest's release. Major ...

The massively multiplayer title was going to be the third entry in the world of Norrath behind the original Everquest and Everquest II. The announcement trailer brought many fans much excitement ...

“EverQuest Next,” which was announced three years ago but had been in development for several years before that, has been nixed by its developer, Daybreak Games Company.

Fan-made classic Everquest is coming this weekend, and with the devs' approval A new classic server of the famous MMORPG is arriving this week ...

The UI is simultaneously one of the most transparent and important parts of a game. EverQuest II doesn't have a bad one by any means, but the designers apparently aren't content with the current ...

The 2023 roadmap for EverQuest details what to expect, including the 24th anniversary and 30th expansion, along with returning updated events, and new tech changes.

Happily, EverQuest II's user interface got a much-needed facelift with today's GU57 patch. The update ushered in a new hotbar, merged windows, and a choice between a red and a blue theme.

Sony Online Entertainment is in the middle of developing massively multiplayer online role-playing game EverQuest Next, but it’ll have to do it with a bit less help. The publisher/developer ...