Dragon's Nest EU Is Shutting Down, While NA Just Got A "World Remaster" Update

Jason Winter March 27, 2019

Dragon Nest is shutting down in Europe "due to the end of our contract with Eyedentity," publisher Cherry Credits said in a news post today. The cash shop will shut down on April 17, with the full game closure following on May 15 and the website on June 12.

Dragon Nest in North America will continue to be handled by developer Eyedentity Games, where a big "World Remaster" update just went live a few weeks ago. The update smoothed out level growth for newer players while adding max-level content for veterans. It also removed level requirements from dungeons while readjusting monster balance and revamped the Growth Guide. You can learn more about all these changes and more in the massive patch notes post on the forums.

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Jason Winter, News Editor
Jason Winter is a veteran gaming journalist, he brings a wide range of experience to MMOBomb, including two years with Beckett Media where he served as the editor of the leading gaming magazine Massive Online Gamer. He has also written professionally for several gaming websites.

Krytax 2 years ago

Since eyedentity got the game its killing it self :D

I am an EU player, "lived" on the SEA server till the IP BAN, EU Closing and NA IP BAN

Kotau 2 years ago

I dont think EU ever recovered of that server crash that caused players to lose all their characters. The playerbase probably plummeted (I stopped playing a week after) and never rose.

Arkanpher 2 years ago

Literally this game died same as player's interest to it 1 year after it's NA/EU release...cuz all of the interested ones already spent a year in KR or CN server and got bored to the bottom of their souls.

I've tried returning back to it like 5 times...and every time I uninstalled it in less than a week. "What is dead may never die" is a lie.

derpina 2 years ago

Good. EU was pretty poorly managed. All in all game suffers from all these games issues: p2w armor upgrades to set foot in new content making it literally blocked out. Leaving elitist p2w guilds who won't help