Erenshor

Exploring somewhere unfamiliar genuinely feels dangerous, and discovering a new camp, dungeon, quest, rare enemy, or valuable item is exciting because the game does not constantly lead you around by the hand.

There are various zones, engaging quests, the ability to establish a guild, epic weapons, challenging boss mobs, and soon raiding!

The graphics, interface and combat are all a beautifully realized love letter to Everquest and anyone who spent late nights in Crushbone or Blackburrow will feel right at home.

My friend got the coop working and its pretty decent, some things are kinda glitchy sometimes like groups and guild dont work with your buddy, but pretty impressive. (dont ask me how, he did it, we had to put hamachi and thats all i know)

It also has a very customizable difficulty, allowing you to change EXP gain values, Health/Damage of NPCs, and drop rates, a massive QoL feature for those either having trouble, or those who may not have as much time as others to play.

Most especially, the "multiplayer" part, as the simulated players are mostly always available to make a party with and strategize what classes to have in your party.