Launched in 2001, the earliest version of the game looked rather like a fantasy-themed version of The Sims. Characters were viewed from a divine camera, looking down on the action from an isometric perspective. RuneScape takes place in the world of Gielinor, where gods roam among men. The game eschews a linear storyline, allowing players to set their own goals and objectives. Now in its third iteration (the basic game was superseded by a new version in both 2004 and 2013, each of which upgraded its graphics and overhauled the underlying code base).

RuneScape has reached an enviable milestone in the fickle world of MMOs: 15 years old. RuneScape Legends known in the PC. In the new strategy card game you are fighting against your own maps to determine the fate of your legend himself. Chronicle gives players the chance to write the fate of Legends from the world of RuneScape in a battle of wits, strategy and combat where lives are gambled on the turn of cards. In the game, two rival Legend adventurers are seeking victory both equipped with tools to trip the other up.

Then they come back to their game that they've invested thousands of hours into, they log in and they don't understand what's going on. They're going to be alienated by it. Much like World of Warcraft, Jagex's own MMO, Runescape, has changed a lot over the years. Yet, unlike Blizzard, the UK studio is actively helping players preserve their ideal version of the game.

It's intelligent to run older versions of the games because if [players] don't want to relearn, if they just want a comfort blanket, they have a version straight away," continued Ogilvie. Chronicle is a new CCG experience with no mana, no minions and no random number generation. Chronicle embraces RPG-style questing and skilling, and presents genre-defying mechanics that take the traditional battle and board controls of most strategy card games to the next level.

In Chronicle, players create their own adventures. By strategically selecting Support and Enemy cards from their deck, players form a quest for their chosen Legend in a bid for supremacy over their rival. Cards can be played to trip up a rival or to bring oneself closer to becoming an unstoppable force. As every quest chapter opens, a rich environment is revealed with four slots for card placement, each representing a step forward and action point in the adventure. In the role of their chosen Legend, players select up to four cards from their deck and place them in the landscape to lock in sequence.

Chronicle, from the developers of the famous MMO RuneScape, is an exciting new game where each card represents an action. There is no mana, no henchmen and definitely no random number generator. Chronicle to continue to develop the genre and thereby offer variety of traditional mechanisms of previous strategy card games. This should happen through a unique gaming experience, are at the forefront in the adventure and skills in.

At a glance, it might seem like a non-story. After all, Nostalrius players weren't paying to play Blizzard's subscription driven game, and the team running the server were, legally speaking, in the wrong.A few months back, I wrote about Chronicle: Runescape Legends, an upcoming cross-platform CCG that promises an interesting twist on the genre formula. While the iOS version is still in the works with no release date yet, the PC version is coming along nicely and it's giving us a taste of what's to come on our mobile devices. Yesterday, the game went into open Beta on the PC, and you can go get a taste of the game (if you have a PC).