RuneFest is a celebration of all things RuneScape. It's a place for the community to gather alongside content creators, cosplayers, and friends to take part in OSRS-themed activities and get ...

Set sail across the lands of Gielinor with Old School RuneScape's first ever new skill, Sailing, playable for the first time at RuneFest 2025 and available for everybody to play in alpha later this ...

RuneFest is for the fans. It’s a chance for dedicated players and enthusiastic content creators to unite under one roof. It’s an opportunity to meet the developers that make the game, learn what’s in ...

RuneFest 2025, the year's greatest celebration of the online fantasy RPG RuneScape, returned for its long-awaited sixth edition following a six-year absence, bringing a wave of thrilling announcements ...

Jagex’s developers visit us from RuneScape’s Gielinor to talk about their latest adventures. This month Rich Eddy, director of communications, relives the Runefest experience as the game smashes ...

Developing Old School Runescape sounds like a challenge of gargantuan proportions. It feels like there’s a conscious effort to preserve the legacy of an MMO straight out of 2007, but also to delight ...

When it comes to free-to-play MMOs, many of the newer generation of gamers cut their teeth in Jagex's web-based fantasy game, RuneScape. Thanks to so many players jumping in, having fun, and telling ...

Jagex is delighted to confirm that RuneFest will take place at the NEC in Birmingham, United Kingdom on March 1 st – March 2 nd, 2025, with an additional 1,000 tickets to be made available later this ...

Jagex has finally brought back one of their most popular events as they confirmed that RuneFest will make a return this March. This was an annual event for the company that started in 2010 and eas ...

Tuesday 27th April/...-Jagex Games Studio, the UK’s largest independent games company, today announced The Golden Gnome Awards, which will celebrate the video making within RuneScape. The Golden Gnome ...

At the turn of the millennium, Andrew and Paul Gower were developing a little game in the Cambridge University computer labs. That game was RuneScape, and 18 years later it has gone on to defy all ...