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EVE Online is a Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMO) set in a futuristic region of space. Players pilot many different types of starcraft through a massive game world, forming complex alliances and even conquering the outskirts of space. EVE allows for space combat on a small or very large scale (versus both players and non-player combatants, or NPCs), resource gathering, production or goods, access to a huge interstellar market, and more.
EVE Online is an open-ended Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG). Most other MMORPGs focus on a structured playing style with predictable outcomes and monotonous leveling. This seemingly innocent fact is why EVE is so different from almost all other MMORPGs, as the players have an incredible impact on how the game develops.
One could compare this to the difference between a playground, such as EVE, and a theme park, which would be the traditional MMOG. In a playground you have access to different kinds of toys and rides, and you are allowed to use your own imagination to figure out how to create games you enjoy. In a theme park all the rides have been created for you and are either good or bad by design. The playground clearly offers more freedom but it requires you to think and be an active participant, while the theme park has taken those responsibilities away from you and you can just go with the flow. As an interesting side-note, “theme park” style MMORPGs commonly develop lines, just like real world theme parks, as players wait for monster spawns, rare items, or quest requirements.
Players that enjoy the freedom and opportunities for creative thinking an open-ended game offers have become mesmerized by EVE, while others that depend on structured, repetitive game style have not. For this reason we don't contend that EVE is for everyone, but for those that enjoy a bit more of a challenge.
A unique aspect of EVE is that it is run on one server. In EVE you can find over 25,000 players at any given time interacting in the same persistent universe. Other MMORPGS are played on multiple servers called Shards; these have a limited number of players on each, usually between 500 and 3000.
EVE is also different from other MMOs in the way that skills are gained and increased. Most games require the repetitive killing of NPCs or the running of quests in order to gain "experience" (XP), which normally allows one to "level up". In EVE, there is really no such thing as XP, nor are there levels. Progression in EVE is based upon skillpoints. There are a great number of skills in the game, some of which you begin with, and some for which the first ranks can be purchased. Skillpoints are gained by choosing to train a certain skill - that's it. The skill trains whether or not you are logged in. The simplest skills train very quickly, whereas the most complex ones take a great deal of time. But you can be effective in the game, and in group PvP almost from the start. Flying massive ships is going to take some time, but there are plenty of things to do along the way. There are no levels, no classes, no tradeskills to be locked into. You can literally do anything you want, given time and resources. In EVE, it's truly about the journey, not the destination.
The bottom line is that EVE is a rich and immersive universe centered on human interaction. Players can play the game as a simple space trader or endeavor to control the largest, most powerful company in the universe. We provide the rules and tools, but it is the players themselves who create the adventures.
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