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1999PC, Steam Deck playable79 % positivefree

A pioneering 3D MMORPG set in the vast fantasy world of Norrath, where you group up with other players to level, explore dangerous dungeons and slay monsters. It is slow-paced and demanding, built around teamwork and long-term character growth.

  • Lots of grind
  • Loot and gear
  • Open world
  • Playing together in co-op

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In short: Games like EverQuest

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes EverQuest special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen

96 %Match

2024PC72 % positive38.99 €

Brings what grabs you about EverQuest: lots of grind, an open world and playing together in co-op.

A group-focused fantasy MMORPG in the old-school tradition: you explore the sprawling world of Terminus, rely on other players for demanding fights, and slowly build up your class over a long journey.

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Final Fantasy XI Online

Playing together in co-op

The first online entry in the Final Fantasy series is built around group play: you form parties with defined job roles and explore the world of Vana'diel together. Long-term character growth and teamwork are at the heart of the experience.

RuneScape

Lots of grind

A sprawling fantasy MMORPG where you freely choose whether to train skills, complete quests, or hunt bosses. Its living, ever-growing world rewards long-term progression across dozens of skills.

Monsters & Memories

Playing together in co-op

An indie fantasy MMORPG that revives the spirit of classic late-'90s and early-2000s online RPGs, built around group play, slow character growth and a large shared world to explore.

Lineage II

Strong character progression

A classic fantasy MMORPG with a huge world, heavy grinding, class choices and a strong focus on player communities, clans and large-scale castle sieges.

Old School RuneScape

Lots of grind

A retro MMO with a huge open world where you grind dozens of skills over many hours and freely choose between quests, boss fights and risky PvP. The community votes on updates, shaping how the game evolves.

Rift

Lots of grind

A fantasy MMORPG set in Telara where two factions compete and dynamic rifts tear open across the world, triggering invasions that players fight off together. Its flexible class system with many soul specializations is a highlight.

World of Warcraft

Lots of grind

The genre-defining MMORPG: explore the vibrant world of Azeroth alongside thousands of players, level and gear your hero, tackle dungeons and raids with a group, or clash in Alliance-versus-Horde PvP.

EverQuest Legends

Lots of grind

You return to Norrath in a reimagined take on the 1999 classic, with powerful multiclass heroes, iconic races and old-school zones. Modern quality-of-life features make its persistent world of progression and grouping more approachable, even for solo players.

Sacred

Strong character progression

A Diablo-style hack-and-slash RPG set in the huge, freely explorable world of Ancaria, with seven classes, lots of side quests and loot. Its open map, traversed on horseback, sets it apart from dungeon-only action RPGs.

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