Gamepires
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RuneScape CEO: We Want to Be Bigger than World of Warcraft
Jagex is undergoing a strategic transformation to establish the RuneScape franchise as the preeminent force in the massively multiplayer online gaming sector, with the explicit objective of surpassing World of Warcraft in global market share.
- Jagex has rebranded itself as "Jagex: The RuneScape Company," selling off its non-RuneScape game, Scum, and its developer, Gamepires, to focus exclusively on the RuneScape franchise.
- The company's strategy, RS25, has three main goals: stabilize the declining RuneScape MMO, heavily invest in the successful Old School RuneScape, and fully release the survival game RuneScape: Dragonwilds.
- Old School RuneScape has broken multiple records across major metrics in the last 12 months, experiencing an "unbelievable kind of heater."
RuneScape CEO: We want to be bigger than World of Warcraft
Jagex is undergoing a strategic transformation to solidify its position as a premier global gaming entity by centering all operations exclusively on the RuneScape franchise.
- Jagex has launched the 'RS25' strategy, a £200 million investment initiative aimed at modernizing the RuneScape franchise and establishing it as the world’s leading MMO brand within five years.
- The company is pivoting to a single-franchise focus by divesting non-core assets to prioritize the long-term health and growth of RuneScape.
- Jagex intends to leverage its historical player base of 300 million users to drive expansion into Asian markets and launch the new title 'Dragon Isles' on console platforms.
Games Croatia Brochure 2025-2026
Croatia's video game industry is presented in the Games Croatia 2025-2026 brochure as a thriving and fast-growing development hub.
- Croatia's video game industry has 271 active development entities employing roughly 660 full-time staff, and reported record 2024 revenue of €72.1 million, approximately double the 2019 figure.
- Croatia is credited with delivering two to three globally recognized titles annually and is described as the largest per capita recipient of Creative Europe video game funding in the EU, with ten projects worth nearly €1.5 million since 2019.
- The brochure's core pitch combines a strong talent pipeline, labour and office costs that compare favourably with Western Europe, and layered public incentives including tax reductions under the Investment Promotion Act and HAVC grants.
