MMO.He proceeds:It's essential that our games are free-to-access. Whether they will remain free-to-play will depend. It is important to allow a lot of individuals in, and it is important for all of us to have an ongoing revenue stream. Free-to-play can be quite divisive with people, but there's a lot of innovation in PC, with a variety of

types of more equitable monetisation models. Fortnite quite recently has done some interesting innovation there.The next-generation MMO is going to be what Jagex is callinga living match, a word that explains why RuneScape is different to additional games-as-a-service titles. Citing aspects like the way the staff functions with gamers, plus real-life events like RuneFest, Jagex believes that its MMO goes past many live games in terms of its social connectivity and unpredictability. Jagex wants to recreate this with its following MMO.And this leads us to the third portion of Mansell's strategy for Jagex: publishing.If we're going to continue to make RuneScape and Old

School a victory, and make, launch and keep new games, then we will need to possess world class publishing, Mansell insists. We have got good at RuneScape, but there is still a lot more we could do with that. We are going to double down and invest, and not just have these services for our own games. We'll - to a level - become a third

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