You've heard about EverQuest II going free-to-play, you've heard about the new expansion, and you've heard about all the updates. Now it's time to experience a little bit of all this in gameplay, and to get your feet wet with EverQuest II's upcoming Freeport Reborn update -- as well as the upcoming Age of Discovery expansion. Both of them are set to launch on the same day, and at long last we have that date...but you won't get to find out until the end of this hands-on!

Besides, don't you want to see what's to come before everybody else does? Of course you do. So strap in while we take a tour of EQ II's Beastlords, the revamped Freeport, the brand new Mercenaries, and even the highly-anticipated Dungeon Maker. The details are juicy and the water's fine, so let's h

Ohoho, we're not done yet. You see, I love my fans so much that I'm not about to JUST give them something that every other website gets. You guys get the premier package. The works. The cream of the crop. You guys are getting hands-on coverage that no one else has. And I'm doing it because I love you, and because EverQuest's 18th expansion, Veil of Alaris, is just that flippin' awesome. Unlike readers of every other video game website out there that's covering this monumentous milestone, you guys are going to get info on three other brand new zones, a new feature that I can't believe nobody's talked about yet, and several dozen screenshots -- some of which you won't find anywhere else, because I got them on request.

Quite frankly, the new zones that I requested

If you haven't been keeping up with the Post-Release Hands-On for ARGO Online, get yourself acquainted with the following links.
Part 1: my.mmosite.com/2aecbd118ed47523f4132bdc3a275d9c/blog/item/1755141db467ab8adba5e9b5cf495894.html
Part 2: my.mmosite.com/2aecbd118ed47523f4132bdc3a275d9c/blog/item/2a3010adc7c5170c22fc069190c00cae.html

We close this series with a very special treat: an interview with Peter Rehrmann, Product Manager for ProSiebenSat1 Games, and the man responsible for the operation of ARGO Online in Europe and North America. Mr. Rehrmann was kind enough to take some time out of his day to answer a whole bunch of questions about ARGO Online, from information about the game to technical issues and gripes. Now that you know a good deal about ARGO Online, le

If you haven't read the first part of my Hands-On with ARGO Online, you can check it out here: my.mmosite.com/2aecbd118ed47523f4132bdc3a275d9c/blog/item/1755141db467ab8adba5e9b5cf495894.html

During Part 1 of my Post-Release Hands-On of ARGO Online, I took you through character creation and detailed the stunning beauty of the game, as well as the many of the highly-personalizable and customizable features that make this title an exciting experience. I also touched lightly upon some of the game's early-level features and newbie play. Now it's time to get into the nitty-gritty, and talk about some of the major dungeons and PvP events that high-level players will be grappling once they've waded through the quests and crafting runs and lesser faction battles.

What do pla

burda:ic's international sensation ARGO Online has finally crossed the ocean, and it's in full production internationally for players from all walks of life to enjoy. The game has been in full production here in America for a couple months now, but earlier in the month I was invited to delve into this game in-depth and explore the beautiful digital world that the Japanese have had for several years now. With a gentleman named Ryan Howard serving as my guide, I took a trip around ARGO Online, a hybrid MMO with a unique theme and lots of charm.

You may have already read a lot of the preface to ARGO Online just around our site alone, but if you haven't or if you need a refresher, here's what the game is all about: ARGO Online is about two different races of people

If you’ve been following our posting activities, you probably know that some of us on the Quest! Team are pretty big fans of UTV Ignition’s sense of humor, and have shown a great interest in their rather humorous take on religious warfare in Faxion Online. I was able to get a good look at some of the core mechanics regarding the game, as well as what the studio has planned for the future now

World of Tanks has been turning a lot of heads as of late for its unique premise, accessibility, and the fact that everyone likes tanks. I got a chance to sit down with the people at Russian-based wargaming.net and got a hands-on experience with the title that took GDC Russia, just to see what all the excitement is about.

The main thing I noticed is its pick-up-and-play aspect. With World of Tanks, you can easi