Eve Online gets Zenith Quadrant update
CCP Games has launched Zenith, the third Quadrant of 2020 for the Eve Online massively multiplayer online science fiction game. Eve Online is in...
People despise losing progress, so why is loss key to Eve Online
Eve Online is approaching its 17th anniversary, and this has developer CCP Games examining the game’s longevity. Some of the company’s findings seem obvious....
How Eve Online is adapting to higher demand and complicated game development during the pandemic
Hilmar Veigar Petursson, CEO of Iceland’s CCP Games, sees both hardship and opportunity in the coronavirus. Demand for the company’s flagship game, Eve Online,...
Eve Online now under NetEase’s umbrella in China
CCP Games announced today that its sci-fi MMO Eve Online is now certified in China because of a new partnership with NetEase. Eve Online...
Eve Online’s Invasion expansion brings a new adversary
CCP Games announced “Invasion,” a new expansion to EVE Online, the science fiction massively multiplayer online role-playing game. Arriving 28 May, EVE Online: Invasion...
Why CCP Games crammed 14,274 spaceships into an Eve Online battle
It’s been seven months since Black Desert Online creator Pearl Abyss of South Korea acquired EVE Online maker CCP Games for $425 million. But...
CEO Robin Jung tells why Pearl Abyss bought Eve Online maker
Pearl Abyss, the maker of Black Desert Online, has agreed to buy Eve Online maker CCP for $425 million. The move is a big...
Hilmar Veigar Pétursson interview — Why CCP thinks Iceland and South Korea are a good mix
Hilmar Veigar Pétursson has worked at Eve Online maker CCP Games, Iceland’s biggest game studio, for 18 years, and he has been CEO since 2004. Today,...
Eve Online maker CCP Games sells to Black Desert Online’s Pearl Abyss for $425 million
Eve Online maker CCP Games, Iceland’s biggest game studio, has agreed to be acquired by Black Desert Online creator Pearl Abyss of South Korea for...
Eve Online studio shuts down its VR development
CCP Games is ending the development of its VR projects, closing its Atlanta studio, and selling its Newcastle team that worked on virtual reality...