Daybreak Games Company, formerly Sony Online Entertainment, has announced that its MMO spin-off EverQuest Next: Landmark will be going offline next month.

This was after long deliberation by the company, which announced the decision on its website. “Since Landmark first entered Alpha, we have been impressed by the creative talents in this community. You pushed the boundaries of what Landmark could do, and we are grateful for the time and energy you shared through your creations in this game.

“Beginning today, Player Studio items will no longer be available for listing or for purchase in the Landmark Marketplace. Landmark will also no longer be available for purchase. All items in the Marketplace with a Daybreak Cash price will have their price reduced to 1 DBC.”

Fan servers and emulators will not be allowed by Daybreak so this is pretty much the end for EverQuest Next: Landmark. Daybreak Cash will still be available in your wallet in the meantime.

Daybreak Games Company’s off-shoot of H1Z1, namely King of the Kill, will be releasing outside of Steam Early Access on September 20th for PC.

Larry LaPierre, senior VP of games at Daybreak, noted that, “You could make top 60 in one match and top five in the next; the drama of that competition makes King of the Kill extremely entertaining to play and watch.

“The game is inherently competitive, but by design all players have a chance of claiming the coveted number one spot, not just the elite. The feeling you get when you outlast hundreds of other players – it is what drives players to compete – and you can’t get it anywhere else.”

Several improvements and changes have been made in Early Access including a revamped world map in the form of The Arena, a new UI, training mode, improved combat and vehicle systems, Skirmishes and other such changes.

Unfortunately, development is currently “paused” on the Xbox One and PS4 versions of the game. Head to the developer’s official site for more information.