Chronicle: RuneScape Legends developers Jagex have announced that the first ever solo campaign titled ‘Trials of Radimus’ has been released today. The new content is free to all players and players will receive campaign exclusive rewards for their decks.
RuneScape has been one of those timeless games that will forever be played during ICT lessons at school. Can you believe it’s been fifteen years since the game launched back in 2001? The fact that the game is still running and being supported even now is seriously impressive. The three founders of the original RuneScape – Andrew, Paul and Ian Gower are coming back to the world they created to introduce a brand new quest. Gower Quest is a free-to-play quest that takes players through cabbage fields and beyond. The press release makes this amazing claim: ”…as they [players] experience a tale that will warm the very cockles of their hearts.” If you guys want your heart’s cockles to be warmed, you are in for a treat!
Chronicle: RuneScape Legends will arrive on Steam on May 26th. In addition to this news, Jagex have also announced players who participate in the game’s open beta between now and Sunday (May 15th) will receive three free card packs. Jagex promises to deliver a unique experience like no other card game out right now. “Almost every predicable card game mechanic has been thrown out the window in favour of Chronicle’s unique twist on the genre.” says the Chronicle: RuneScape Legends press release.
As promised a month ago, Jagex has announced that the open beta for Chronicle: RuneScape Legends is now live. Anyone can visit the official game site and start playing the online collectible card game.
If you follow the games industry, you hear about a lot of buyouts. Companies buy each other all the time, but typically it’s within the same industry. Game developers buy other game developers. Maybe a big entertainment company acquires a major publisher. But this one is pretty weird.
I learned a new word today! As an American, I would refer to it as slime, but honestly gunge is an even more descriptive and disgusting word. Why am I discussing viscous nastiness? Why, for charity, of course!
Collectable card games are all the rage these days. Have you heard about this new Magic: The Gathering thing? I hear it’s hot right now. Blizzard’s got their Hearthstones firing, and the makers of Runescape are bringing out a card-battling spinoff.
Jagex Games Studio has announced that their classic MMO RuneScape will be celebrating its 15th Anniversary in 2016 with an updated graphic engine and a new quest designed by the game's founders Andrew and Paul Gower,
Runescape developer Jagex Games has announced that it has starting accepting registration for a closed beta for their new game, Chronicle: RuneScape Legends. The game will use the RuneScape license for a collectible online strategy card game.
Yesterday, RuneScape developer Jagex announced and launched DarkScape, a free to play "experimental sandbox MMO." In the trailer below, Jagex outline a game set in the same world as RuneScape but with an anything goes, kill or be killed PvP twist. Apparently DarkScape focuses on high risk trade routes between three regions, each with their own economy and fragile player alliances. Players can murder each other at will and DarkScape should make for some interesting player interaction or turn into a griefer's paradise.
Teenage MMO RuneScape, which is a pimply 14-years-old now, has just been updated with the new world of Mazcab. It's accessible through a portal and sports both solo and 10-player raid mayhem. The Nemi Forest will actually shift over time opening up new procedurally generated paths. There's also PvP Dungeons and Dragons as supplies can be ferried between two settlements. Level 90 armour is available for all combat styles.
MMO RuneScape will be charging more for subscriptions soon for new members, while those already subscribed will stick with their current billing, unless you stop paying for more than 14 days. Developer Jagex Games is offering a Premier Club from December 1st which offers to "lock in" membership as well as a "massive pack of rewards". The price rise is in Q1 2015.
Jagex Games Studio, worldwide leaders in browser-based video games, and Bigpoint GmbH today announced their partnership to launch RuneScape and other great Jagex titles into Bigpoint's game portal for players in Germany and France. RuneScape will be the first title to benefit German and French audiences as it is a three-time Guinness World Record winner for the world's largest free-to-play Massively Multiplayer Online Game.
UK developer Jagex has a browser-based MMORPG called Stellar Dawn that's in its final stages, and it's coming to PC and Mac when it launches. It's all about the sci-fi setting with advanced weaponry and crafts teased through art work. It's the phoenix to rise from MechScape's canned ashes.
Jagex confirms that emails going around 'informing' RuneScape users that they've "received an infraction due to a major macroing offense," is entirely fake. Worse than that actually because it's a phishing scam. If you receive the email just dropkick it into oblivion. It attempts to lure you in with an 'appeal process'.
Jagex Games has launched Runescape's Clan Citadels expansion which lets clans build their own flying fortress in the sky to call home, which "break the mould". Having 5 or more members in a clan means you can build your own castle in the sky, giving "unmatched customisation and freedom". Player made battlegrounds.
Jagex, makers of RuneScape, today announced plans for Mad May, a month long series of community events, offers and competitions.
Developer Jagex are preparing a huge 'evolution' to RuneScape as they announce their Evolution of Combat project, which is the "biggest change" to a RuneScape system to date. They're completely overhauling the combat system to provide a more "immersive and involving experience." It's been the "most requested update" from fans and Jagex will deliver.
One of the oldest MMOs, Runescape, will be finally getting with the modern era as the beta test for The Evolution of Combat update will be beta-tested this coming weekend.
Jagex has announced that RuneScape 3 will be coming this Summer 2013. The free-to-play MMO is more of a major update to the venerable title, as player's characters will transfer over entirely.