Runescape

Runescape is a massive multiplayer online fantasy role-playing game (MMORPG) released in January 2001 by Andrew Gower and Paul. [2] This game is a graphical browser running on the client-side Java and 3D rendering. The game has about 10 million active accounts, and more than 130 million registered accounts, [3] and is recognized by Guinness World Records as the most popular free MMORPG in the world. [4]

Runescape Gielinor in the world, a medieval fantasy world is divided into different kingdoms, regions and municipalities. [5] [6 players] can Gielinor while traveling on foot, using teleportation magic spells and devices, and by many other methods, such as charter boats. [7] Each region offers different types of samples, resources, and quests to challenge players. fictional universe of this game have also been investigated by means of tie-in game maker on another website, FunOrb, soldiers from Gielinor, [8] and a novel, Betrayal at Falador. [9]

Players are represented in the game with custom avatars. Runescape is not a linear path to follow, but rather players draw their own goals and objectives. Players can choose to non-playable characters (NPC) monsters, quests to complete, or experience in the skills available to combat them. [10 Players] with each other through trade, chat, or by participating in mini-games and activities, some competitive and aggressive in nature, while others must work together or play together.

Runescape first public version was released on 01/04/2001 in beta form, [2] and in December 2001, Jagex was formed to manage the game. [11] As the game grows in popularity, has rewritten the game engine, and the open beta for paying the player on 1/12/2003 called "Runescape 2". That is the name of Runescape on a stable release on 29/03/2004.