Sandbox MMO

Landmark

Landmark was Daybreak Game Company's sandbox building and survival MMO, letting players voxel-sculpt terrain and structures inside a shared persistent world as a companion project to EverQuest Next. Daybreak shut the servers down on February 14, 2017.

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Status
Closed (February 21, 2017)
Business model
Free-to-play
Genre
Sandbox MMO
Release
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Platforms
Windows
Developer
Daybreak Game Company
Publisher
Not yet verified
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MMO DNA

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PvECombat focusPvP

PvE is the sole focus — there is no PvP

SoloPlay styleGroup

Solo building is common, alongside shared community claims

StructuredWorld structureSandbox

Voxel building and player-owned claims make this an extreme sandbox signal

TargetedCombat feelAction

Real-time combat is recorded

HousingRecordedCraftingRecordedTradingNot recordedControllerNot recordedPvERecordedPvPNot recorded
Player fit

Why you might like it

  • A voxel-based building and creation MMO from Daybreak Games, originally conceived as the content-creation toolset for the ambitious (and ultimately cancelled) EverQuest Next, before being spun off into its own standalone game.
  • Notable for its genuinely powerful in-game building tools, which let players construct remarkably detailed structures and shared some real technical DNA with EverQuest Next's voxel-based destructible-world ambitions.
  • Worth knowing about as a real piece of MMO development history — a rare case of a support tool for a cancelled flagship game getting its own full commercial release.
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Things to consider

  • The game is completely gone — Daybreak shut the servers down for good on February 21, 2017, only about seven months after its full June 2016 launch, following the earlier cancellation of EverQuest Next that had been its original reason for existing.
  • Daybreak explicitly ruled out any future fan revival, stating outright that it would not license or authorize the operation of a Landmark emulator or fan-operated server — unlike many closed MMOs on this list, there's no legitimate path to reviving it.
  • Contemporary criticism noted the building tools, while ambitious, were often clunky and performance-heavy, and with EverQuest Next's cancellation removing its central purpose, the game struggled to establish its own standalone identity before closing.
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Research record

Last checked
2026-08-28
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Source note
Discovered in MMORPG.com / MMO game directories; deeper fields pending verification
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What MMOFinder has checked

6/6documented areas
  • Gameplay featuresStructured gameplay fields were source-checked for this profile.Verified
  • Gameplay mediaTwo verified, locally hosted gameplay screenshots are available.Verified
  • Source trailA research source note is recorded, but no direct source URL is currently linked.Partial
  • Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed Aug 28, 2026.Verified

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Landmark timeline

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  1. —
    Released

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  2. Current
    Catalog status

    Closed

  3. 2026-08-16
    Research checked

    Core catalog fields were reviewed for this profile.

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Media

Landmark screenshots & gameplay

Two verified, locally hosted gameplay screenshots are available.

Source: YouTube gameplay video

Gameplay, availability and research notes

Landmark is cataloged by MMOFinder as a Sandbox MMO. Its recorded status is Closed — shut down February 14, 2017, while the business model is listed as Free-to-play. MMOFinder records its release year as —. Current platform data lists Windows. The profile keeps uncertain fields explicit so incomplete research is not presented as established game information.

Gameplay metadata currently describes combat or multiplayer structure as Real-time voxel building and light combat, a sandbox companion to EverQuest Next (service discontinued 2017). Discovery tags on the record include Online Game, Catalog. The developer field lists Daybreak Game Company, and the publisher field lists Not yet verified. Together these catalog fields help distinguish this title from similarly named games and provide useful inputs for MMOFinder’s filtering and comparison tools.

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