Jagexs

Jagex is a British video game developer and publisher, best known for creating and maintaining the massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) RuneScape. Founded in 1999 by brothers Andrew and Paul Gower, along with Constantinos K. "Con" Stamatelopoulos, Jagex initially focused on developing RuneScape, which was released in 2001. The game quickly gained popularity due to its free-to-play model and deep gameplay.

Over the years, Jagex has expanded its portfolio beyond RuneScape. They have developed and published other titles, though RuneScape and its niche sequel, Old School RuneScape, remain their flagship products. Jagex operates primarily from its headquarters in Cambridge, England. The company has undergone several ownership changes, with its most recent acquisition by a private equity firm.

Jagex is recognized for its long-term commitment to its flagship games, continuously updating RuneScape with new content and features, and engaging with its player base through community feedback. The company's business model has historically relied on a combination of subscription fees for premium content and in-game purchases. Jagex has also been involved in various community initiatives and esports events related to RuneScape.

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