H1Z1 maker Daybreak Game Company lays off staff
H1Z1 game publisher Daybreak Game Company has laid off an undisclosed number of staffers at its headquarters in San Diego, GamesBeat has learned. The...
H1Z1 kicks off era of battle royale esports events with Las Vegas tournament
Esports is leveling up with some huge investments that are happening in entertainment venues for staging the popular events. We’ve seen this happen with...
Daybreak used long-lost code to launch a surprise for — and keep a secret from — EverQuest II players
Game companies don’t often get to play a happy trick on their customers. EverQuest II‘s designers got an idea early in June: They would release...
After Sony spinout, H1Z1 developer Daybreak Game Company is free to publish on new platforms
After spinning out of Sony, Daybreak can move its online games to Xbox One or any platform it wants.
The worst ideas you never saw in EverQuest — like the muffin zone
Developers of the 16-year-old massively multiplayer RPG tell us about epic failures: dragons-in-a-box, hidden ninjas, and a zone that was supposed to work like a clock.
H1Z1, DC Universe Online developer Sony Online Entertainment is no longer a part of Sony
Investment management firm Columbus Nova announced today that it closed a deal to acquire SOE from Sony. The massively multiplayer online game developer is responsible for releases like EverQuest, PlanetSide 2, and the recently released H1Z1.