At GamesCom, Frogster has announced that they've secured global rights to Runewaker Entertainment's next MMORPG, due out in 2013.
Frogster currently owns the distribution rights for Runewaker's popular free-to-play MMORPG, Runes of Magic, in many territories, including the US and most of Europe.
Gameforge wants to maintain a level playing field for users and mitigate any P2W elements that may disrupt the integrity of Runes of Magic.
A lot has happened in gaming, especially free-to-play gaming, over the last decade. Nobody could predict just how prevalent it’s become, and how some of the biggest games on the planet – League of Legends, Fortnite: Battle Royale, World of Tanks, and more – are all free-to-play.
Gameforge — the leading publisher of popular free-to-play multiplayer online games including Guardians of Ember, SoulWorker, Aion, and Metin2 — celebrates the 10th anniversary of renowned developer Runewaker’s popular free-to-play MMORPG, Runes of Magic on March 19.
2013? I almost don't want to hear about something that far away.