Spaceships of Eve Online - Reception

Reception

Reception
Aggregate scores
Aggregator Score
GameRankings 74.50% (24 reviews)
89.33% (3 reviews) (Apocrypha)
Metacritic 69% (22 reviews)
88% (7 reviews) (Apocrypha)
77% (4 reviews) (Commissioned Officer Edition)
Review scores
Publication Score
GameZone 8.8 of 10
Awards
MMORPG.com Best Over All Game 2007
Best MMO of 2008 Beckett Massive Online Gamer
MMORPG.com Game of the Year 2009
MMORPG.com Game of the Year 2010
MMORPG.com Game of the Year 2011

Eve Online received mixed reviews at the launch of the game in 2003 but more favorable reviews later in its lifecycle. The original version received 74.50% on GameRankings and 69% on Metacritic. The Apocrypha expansion has an aggregate score of 88% on Metacritic and 89.33% GameRankings.com. The Commissioned Officer Edition has an aggregate score of 77% on Metacritic.

On January 11, 2010, EVE Online was selected as 2009 Game of the Year by MMORPG.com. For the second year running, EVE Online was voted 2010 Game of the Year by MMORPG.com on January 14, 2011, which beat World of Warcraft by 3%.

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