Although other races are expected to be available, the game is said to ship first with humans only. Players will enter the world as a human Adventurer and may choose a name, gender, face, hair style and clothing for their avatar. But the addition of RPG elements such as player levels, skills, experience, inventories, and auction houses will encourage player-driven commerce and create a life-blood all its own. Gathering resources and various forms of crafting and creating will be the game’s primary focus. What we’ve seen so far has been quite impressive, likening the current build’s play-style to MineCraft at much higher fidelity. Whether or not this will be enough to keep the servers up and running will have to be determined via rigorous alpha and beta testing, scheduled to begin as early as February 28, 2014. Sony anticipates monetizing Landmark by enabling trade between players using real-world currencies and taking a cut. That’s right, they’re releasing their MMO development tools as a sandbox game titled, Landmark.įrom what we know EverQuest Next: Landmark will be completely free to play. Landmark is merely the compilation of tools Sony will utilize to build EverQuest Next. Not to be confused with EverQuest Next, which will be an entirely separate game. That sandbox spoken of is Landmark, or EverQuest Next: Landmark.
It will be the largest sandbox style MMO ever designed…” Seeking guidance from long-time EverQuest and EverQuest II players, Sony ditched all previous MMORPG models and set their sights on the future. “What we are building is something that we will be very proud to call EverQuest. In 2009, EverQuest creators were hard at work on a big idea.
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