I played Runescape back in the 2000s, and this definitely gives a similar feel, but with some extra polish and quality of life features. If you enjoy the classic MMORPG feel, you will probably enjoy this. The world is huge, way bigger than you'd expect, and there are lots of side quests, charming dialogue, and skill grinding to keep you busy.

A lot people describe it as "Singleplayer Runescape" or "Ironman Runescape", which is accurate. The social multiplayer mechanics do add a nice touch though. Seeing and chatting with random players out in the wild doing their own helps the world feel more lived in.

Here's hoping the servers can handle more concurrent players some day!

I played Runescape back in the 2000s, and this definitely gives a similar feel, but with some extra polish and quality of life features. If you enjoy the classic MMORPG feel, you will probably enjoy this. The world is huge, way bigger than you'd expect, and there are lots of side quests, charming dialogue, and skill grinding to keep you busy. A lot people describe it as "Singleplayer Runescape" or "Ironman Runescape", which is accurate. The social multiplayer mechanics do add a nice touch though. Seeing and chatting with random players out in the wild doing their own helps the world feel more lived in. Here's hoping the servers can handle more concurrent players some day!