Blogs it appears Jagex is once more digging to Rs gold

As of August 2018 Runescape Classic needed to be closed down due to an accumulation of errors that kept occurring.After a while it had been discovered that too many glitches and bugs were becoming evident from the system and the service simply was not able to help out with anything, therefore it had to be closed down.

The peak of Runescape's popularity is long behind us, but the world's biggest and most upgraded free MMORPG is still kicking, and apparently not going anywhere anytime soon.Since the game launched back in 2001, it's observed over 200 million gamers and countless updates. The game has since even come to iOS and Android apparatus with complete cross-play compatibility. And there was such a hankering for classic Runescape that programmer Jagex finally released a separate"Old-School" version of this game for the more nostalgic forms, or the people who favor their Runescape as pure as they recall.

Nevertheless, it appears Jagex is once more digging to Rs gold, but this time for some thing different. As per a new worker LinkedIn page, a new action RPG based within the IP is currently in the works.More specifically, the restart of Nathan Richardsson, the Executive Producer of said unannounced project, shows the previously unknown details.

Richardsson, who has been using Jagex since October, has the following on his Linkedin:"An unannounced Runescape Shared World Action Role Playing Game" As you can see, Jagex is unsurprisingly not changing up everything, and will continue the series' shared planet structure.Interestingly, an Action RPG would a small departure for the show and its original battle system, and could mean the series will eventually come to console. While Runescape has never seen like a fantastic fit for console gaming, action RPGs are much more common on consoles, so it's possible this new endeavor won't only be limited to the PC.

Back in 2017, Jagex announced a new partnership with Improbable to use its elaborate cloud-powered SpatialOS tech that is very great for large-scale games with online functions. Further, while speaking to GamesIndustry, CEO of Jagex, Phil Mansell, affirmed that the studio is working on a next-generation MMO. That would apparently be this name, but it's possible that may be something else entirely. Whatever the circumstance, we probably won't be hearing about the game for awhile, particularly when Richardsson's linking of the studio is any indicator. Plus, Jagex certainly can manage to takes it all time.

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