CHESHIRE, England - Developer Jagex, which is based in Cambridge, England, invited over 70 members of the international games press to Peckforton Castle in Cheshire, just down the way. The setting of a real castle, which has been transformed into a luxury hotel, provided the perfect backdrop for the first extended hands-on experience with Runescape 3.
Jagex has invested a lot of time, money and resources into the newest iteration of Runescape, a franchise that has won over hardcore gamers around the globe. Gamers have played over 450 billion hours of Runescape over the past 12 years, which is pretty impressive. The free game has attracted over 220 million players since launch.
Jagex has launched a limited-time Easter-themed update for RuneScape players, inviting them to explore the charming Blooming Burrow.
And did you know Jagex is valued at up to $1.25 billion?
You can guess how this is going...
Modern gaming, but dw they'll listen to the community.
Subscription model with a battle pass, gtfo.
People should stop playing it to boycott it, the game isn't even that good so that shouldn't be too hard.
This castle looks like an amazing setting and Jagex is going in a great direction with Runescape 3.
This game has changed so much, I remember when it was all blocky.