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It seems like everyone's getting into the Halloween spirit early.

The newest idea for an EverQuest progression server is so popular, fans are getting double the fun.

If you're still partying -- or at least playing MMOs -- like it's 1999, then EverQuest has your hookup.

The last year might have seemed more like 22 years, but it's been a real 22 years since EverQuest made its debut.

Darkpaw Games pushed out the 17th expansion for EverQuest II just in time for the Holidays, and it came with a rare gift for fans: the game's first new playable race in five years.

A new, catlike race is now available in EverQuest II as part of the game's 17th expansion, Reign of Shadows.

We're still trying to sort out all the fine points of Enad Global 7's acquisition of Daybreak Game Company yesterday.

Former EverQuest and EverQuest II Executive Producer Holly Longdale has landed with Blizzard, where she'll be working on World of Warcraft Classic.

Earlier this month, Darkpaw Games and Daybreak Game Company released the Overseer system for EverQuest.

One of EverQuest's definitive voices is departing Daybreak Game Company and its spin-off studio, Darkpaw Games.

EverQuest players are mad and they're not going to take it any more.

We've been wondering about some of Daybreak Game Company's trademarks for quite a while now -- names like Darkpaw Games and Rogue Planet Games -- and theorizing that a "studio split," similar to what Hi-Rez Studios did, might ...