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Frogster Secures more territories for Runes of Magic

IncGamers report:

"Berlin publisher Frogster has secured the rights to publish all further European language versions of Runes of Magic in Europe."

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AndyA5510d ago

Looks like Runes is picking up some momentum now. Can't believe it's outselling WoW at retail in Germany.

Leord5510d ago

OTOH, WoW is nowhere near a new expansion atm =)

thetamer5510d ago

For a free to play game, it's not really outselling though, is it?

Retard/

AndyA5510d ago

lol, read the story. If you can, that is.

Leord5510d ago

Children, children, stop fighting =)

Just read the article, and it makes more sense ;)

Dorjan5510d ago

RoM seems to be getting off to a strong start.

Fyzzu5510d ago

Yeah, they're doing shockingly well. I'm amazed this is as big as it seems to be.

Leord5510d ago

That's amazing. I wonder if this can come as a surprise competitor for WoW in the end?

syrinx5510d ago

This game looks like it could do well. A decent free to play game?

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Runes of Magic Interview: Gameforge Discusses Commitment To Mitigate P2W Elements

Gameforge wants to maintain a level playing field for users and mitigate any P2W elements that may disrupt the integrity of Runes of Magic.

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10 Years Ago, Gaming Industry Notables Were Hit And Miss Regarding Free-To-Play Gaming

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“Runes of Magic” is to celebrate its 10th birthday with a 10th anniversary festival

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