Jagex has proprietary network communication and graphics compression technologies which are utilized in all its games. These technologies are continually evolving and form the backbone of our development plans.

RuneScape itself will receive a major core technology upgrade around the beginning of 2003. This upgrade will make RuneScape by far the most advanced Java game in the world and will enable the company to attack and achieve our ambitious targets.

Jagex intends to become a significant operator in all the major gaming markets. Developing and commercializing highly compelling persistent character games that appeal to a wide audience. Our ambition for 2003 is to exceed 100,000 subscribers for RuneScape and begin work on our second game.

Jagex has proprietary network communication and graphics compression technologies which are utilized in all its games. These technologies are continually evolving and form the backbone of our development plans.

RuneScape has been completely re-written in 2003 allowing 'RuneScape 2' to be launched in the first quarter of 2004. RS2 features a completely new games engine and vastly improved graphics for an even more fun playing experience. At the same time we have maintained the 'play anywhere' philosophy that is central to our offering. This upgrade makes RuneScape by far the most advanced Java game in the world and will enable the company to attack and achieve our ambitious targets.

We intend to become a significant online operator in all the major gaming markets worldwide; developing and commercializing highly compelling persistent character games that appeal to as wide an audience as possible. Our ambition for 2004 is to exceed 120,000 subscribers for RuneScape, to take RuneScape into non-english markets and to start a completely new game. By the end of 2004 we plan to be a games company that a lot of people are talking about!

We intend to become a significant online operator in all the major gaming markets worldwide; developing and commercializing highly compelling persistent character games that appeal to as wide an audience as possible, based on cutting edge technologies developed in house.

Our ambition for 2005 is to exceed 400,000 subscribers for RuneScape, to take RuneScape into other non-english language markets and to begin the development of a completely new game.

Jagex Limited is the Developer and Operator of the massively multiplayer online 3D adventure

Jagex intends to become a significant operator in all the major gaming markets worldwide; developing and commercialising highly compelling persistent character games that appeal to a wide audience. Our ambition for 2006 is to exceed 750,000 subscribers for RuneScape and to launch in a further three languages.

We intend to become a significant online operator in all the major gaming markets worldwide, developing and commercializing highly compelling online games that appeal to as wide an audience as possible, based on cutting edge technologies developed in-house.

Our aim for 2007 is to continue to develop and improve RuneScape, while at the same time taking RuneScape into other non-english language markets following Germany. And to develop further games using our technologies.

We intend to become a significant online operator in all the major gaming markets worldwide, developing and commercialising highly compelling online games that appeal to as wide an audience as possible, based on cutting edge technologies developed in-house.

Our aim for 2008 is to continue to develop and improve RuneScape, while at the same time taking RuneScape into other non-english language markets following Germany. And to develop further games using our technologies.

In 2008 we plan to release more exciting products, including the upcoming gaming website - FunOrb.com, as we intend to become a significant online operator in all the major gaming markets worldwide, developing and commercialising highly compelling online games that appeal to as wide an audience as possible, based on cutting edge technologies developed in-house.

I don't know. They were originally hoping for a 2006 release for FunOrb.

thats pretty cool in 2007 and the first 2008 they said this

"And to develop further games using our technologies."

wered u get this?

how exactly do you KNOW it's called MechScape? What if it was renamed to something like "SpaceBattle"?

how exactly do you KNOW it's called MechScape? What if it was renamed to something like "SpaceBattle"?

Our most successful product to date is the extremely popular game RuneScape, and in the next year, we are looking to release a number more major products, adding to our unrivalled success.

wow where did you get these quotes from??
but nice job you have been a busy boy

We are proud of our success and very excited about our future. With 2 great products released to date and a number of exciting projects in production, there really never has been a better time to join the team and become a part of our exciting story.

whoa.
never knew that, so it does mean that there is a possibility that mechscape isn't going to be released until 09 or more...

Interesting to see how they keep on aiming to create new language servers from as far back as 2004 but have only suceeded in the German one. Maybe the distraction of MechScape from 2005 onwards made this take a backseat?

Ah good call on the job vacancies. Interesting to see a focus on other language servers despite maybe the vast majority of RuneScape players being English speaking. I think they should make a poll of what language to do next instead of just jumping into one they want.

Jagex's track record on getting things out on schedule is pretty bad.

The fact that most players are English speaking is the point. They want new players who aren't English-speaking. Asking existing players what language they want is pointless, because it would not help them expand their user-base.