Daybreak Games Offers Black Friday Deals On DCUO, EverQuest, LotRO, And More
It's the end of November, and that means game companies everywhere are hoping you'll be happy to break out your wallets and take advantage of some Black Friday discounts. One such company is Daybreak Games, who announced special deals for a bunch of the games on its roster -- including DDO, both EverQuests, and PlanetSide 2.
The sales vary in both dates and what's available for each game, but the general range is between November 21 and November 27. The full list of available sales are as follows:
- DCUO (Nov. 23 - 26, 2018)
- Dungeons & Dragons Online (Nov. 22 - 26, 2018)
Black Friday deals include double bonus points for point bundles, sales on all versions of the Raveloft Expansion and deep-discounts on the Deep Gnome Iconic Hero, Dragonblood Prophecy Adventure Pack and more! - EverQuest (Nov. 21 - 27, 2018)
Holiday items are available in the Marketplace. Members get a 25% off sale on the in-game Marketplace. - EverQuest 2 (Nov. 21 - 27, 2018)
25% off sale for Members on the in-game Marketplace. Added bonuses for Members include double status and double guild XP. - Lord of the Rings Online (Nov. 22 - 26, 2018)
Double bonus points for point bundles, sales on the Mordor and Mines of Moria expansions, and discounts on Crafting XP Boosts and the High Elf Race, and more. - PlanetSide 2 (Nov. 23 - 26, 2018)
Four days of different sales on the Marketplace including 40% off on infantry weapons, vehicle weapons, infantry & vehicles cosmetics and all camo.
For more details on each game's sale, hit up the appropriate website or in-game store.
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