DC Universe Online will be available on PlayStation 5 as a native client
Dimensional Ink Games announced that DC Universe Online (DCUO) will now be available as a native client for PlayStation 5. That means players on...
Daybreak creates individual studios for EverQuest, DC Universe, and PlanetSide
Daybreak Games is making some big moves, creating three new studios that will each dedicate themselves to one of the company’s big MMO franchises....
DC Universe Online is bringing its superhero MMO action to Switch
Daybreak Games announced today that its massively multiplayer online game DC Universe Online is coming to Switch. The free-to-play game will be available this...
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...
Cyberattack causes ‘LaunchPad could not establish connection’ error in H1Z1
You’re probably gonna have trouble killing the zombies this evening, and that’s not because they’re already dead. H1Z1, DC Universe Online, and other games...
Daybreak Game Company’s John Smedley steps down as chief executive officer
Just a few weeks after Lizard Squad took down Daybreak servers, one of the pioneers of massively multiplayer online games and the free-to-play strategy on home consoles is leaving his company.
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.
How gaming celebrates the holidays in 2014
A host of titles are including in-game holiday content this year. Here's a rundown of some of the seasonal (and sometimes scary) cheer you can find with controller, mouse, and touchpad.
DC Universe Online grows to 18M players, with PlayStation 4 leading the way
PS4 now accounts for 40 percent of new registrations and 76 percent of the hours played.
Destiny tries to beat the massively multiplayer console game curse
Massively multiplayer online (MMO) games usually go to consoles to die. Bungie's new MMO shooter-RPG Destiny tries to avoid the usual killing fields.