In February 2014, on Reddit, John Smedley announced that the game would support the Oculus Rift, "in some way shape or form" In August 2014, at SOE Live, the EverQuest Next team revealed three new classes: the Tempest, the Cleric and the Elementalist. Brand new combat videos showing off how players work together was also shown at the event. In June 2015, it was announced that Daybreak shifted the main development focus of the team from Landmark to EverQuest Next. On March 11, 2016, Daybreak announced development had been discontinued. Daybreak Game Company's president, Russell Shanks, said that "As we put together the pieces, we found that it wasn't fun." On October 16, 2019, during a video interview with Daybreak's Holly Longdale, Holly indirectly confirmed reviving EverQuest Next (or, at minimum, a potential spinoff). However, on March 6, 2020, Holly mutually stepped down as producer, leaving EverQuest Next in a questionable state. References External links (archived) EverQuest Free-to-play video games Massively multiplayer online role-playing games Video games scored by Jeremy Soule Video games using PhysX Cancelled Windows games Cancelled PlayStation 4 games