The game's creator has posted a couple of screenshots on Reddit and Twitter giving a glimpse as to what the gameplay could appear to be like OSRS gold. The screenshots show the player moving through"the Disenchanted Forest to a city known as Kallaheim. Additionally, it shows details like the remaining steps to Level Up, Steps To Take actions to level up and the chance to win. Additionally, the WalkScape Twitter profile also displays Pixel-art sprites as well as lore regarding different countries in the game. The fitness game for mobile devices doesn't include audio or sound effects in the game however, this could change in the near future.

WalkScape is a solo project by a student of computer science who uses the name WalkScaper in Reddit. The website describes it as "30 percent of a fitness application and 70 percent an online game" and state that it's free to play when it launches. However, they're contemplating a subscription program to cover the cost of server as it gains more users. There's no information about price, however WalkScape will follow an identical monetization strategy as Old School RuneScape. Users will be able to access a lot of content at no cost, but you will have to pay a fee for a subscription to gain access to everything.

WalkScape has no set release date, but players can follow the development through Reddit, Twitter, and Discord. The developer plans to launch an open beta version of the fitness game inspired by RuneScape later in the summer. We hope that the RuneScape design will appeal to players of the classic, but still popular MMORPG.

After two years of the development process, Jagex has announced that the long-awaited RuneScape 3 Avatar Refresh update has been canceled. The development for RuneScape 3 otherwise continues as normal, with the brand new Necromancy skill scheduled to be released in 2023.

The game has not been recognized by its visuals. In fact, RuneScape 3's iconic quests and the sense of exploration led to the game becoming an extremely well-known games in the history of MMORPGs. Yet, the long period of regular updates to the visuals have caused the game to have an inconsistent aesthetic. In certain instances models from the mid 2000s and early 2010s sit next to models from the recent years, and the difference is apparent.

The developer Mod Hooli of Jagex announced news of the Avatar Refresh news to players during a live development stream, and confirmed that it is now officially "on the shelves" at present. In the stream, Mod Hooli cites the size that the game is undergoing as the primary problem, with each wearable item in the game needing an overhaul of the visuals in the future. The news of a major upgrade being put off will be a sting to players who love RuneScape 3.

Particularly in light of especially with the Old School RuneScape team recently announcement of the launch of a brand new skill. Although a subsequent version of the update isn't completely ruled out however, players shouldn't be expecting any changes for the foreseeable future and active development isn't being developed at the moment. The players have reacted with a negative reaction to the news after more than 2 years of anticipation. One participant made a comment on the Reddit thread that confirmed the report, saying "While the scope of this is massive but do they realize that it is simply going to continue to grow?"

RuneScape 3 is continually creating new armor and cosmetics that are being developed to match the existing avatars of players. There is a real worry that the job could become overwhelming and that an avatar update might never be seen in any way to cheap RS gold. Jagex has been a source of anger for the RuneScape community before and it will be interesting to find out whether the announcement of Necromancy will suffice to calm the players.