Category: Runescape News

Jagex has announced a slate of activities to take place during 2016 in celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of Runescape. Events will take place in Runescape, Old School Runescape and Chronicles: Runescape Legends. The game’s original founders, And…

Both the main and “old school” versions of RuneScape are starting the Christmas celebration right off the bat with the dawn of December. In the main game, players have a mini-questline to follow, an advent calendar to enjoy and Winter Weekends to look forward to. Old-School RuneScape players get to see the return of the Anti-Santa.

Jagex Games Studio has announced that its Runescape trading card game called Chronicle: Runescape Legends has officially entered its closed beta phase of development for PC.

Old School Runescape has a new PvP mode for players to check out in the form of Deadman Mode, an intense survival of the fittest battle to the finish. Three of the Old School servers will feature world-enabled PvP where death has some serious consequen…

Runescape fans will be happy to hear that the competitive online TCG tie-in, Chronicle, will be hitting closed beta status on Wednesday, November 25th. The game was well-received during the recently held RuneFest where players got a firsthand look at t…

Jagex has announced that this year’s RuneFest was a resounding success with thousands of RuneScape fans in attendance. During the convention, new information was revealed including a new RuneScape questline written by the games founders, Paul & And…

Tickets for the Runescape gathering, Runefest, have already sold out and in record time too. Additionally, the number of players utilizing in-game currency to purchase tickets for the fan event rose 10% over last year.

Jagex has announced that Runescape and Old School Runescape players will have the opportunity to participate in in-game events to raise funds for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to assist in the preservation of big cats in the wild. Players will be able …

Jagex has sent word that tickets for this year’s Runefest to be held in October are now on sale. In an interesting twist on ticket sales, players can get hold of one for either real world cash or by using virtual Runescape bonds.

Since January of this year, Runescape developer, Jagex, has been working with the player community to identify and vote on new content to be added to the game. Last week, the first piece of that player-generated content arrived, with the second part to…