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McClarty states Jagex has been laying the foundations for RuneScape on cellular for quite a while, together with work on the technology side over the previous two decades also underpinning the new mobile versions and making them workable choices.
McClarty claims that RuneScape will offer close enough the specific same experience as its PC counterpart. And, fortunately because of previous decisions at the very conception of RuneScape, the controller scheme shouldn't feel too alien to PC players.
"I would love to think that [Jagex founders] Andrew and Paul Gower might see in the future and saw that in 16 years' time mobile are what it is today and that they chose point and click mechanic since it would lend itself so well to telephones," states McClarty. "Happily those 2 items have aligned and actually the conventional point and click on that we have had on PC does instantly lend itself to point and click on your
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"The game itself will have all the content that you can play on PC. The largest change is it is just a really top level UX and UI in terms of the menu, just to fit that size of screen. But the goal is to have an almost absolute comparable variant of what you can do on PC." RuneScape's mobile release follows in the footsteps of some of the greatest MMORPGs in Asia that have made comparable leaps from PC to mobile.
