Showing posts with label funorb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funorb. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2009

What words do Jagex use to describe themselves?

Can you think of a few words to describe yourself? Don't think sentences, but instead just think key words. Well, sorry to cut your line of thought, but let me tell you what words Jagex use to describe themselves with:


browser games, clans, communities, community, computer games, free games, fun orb, funorb, games, internet, java, mmorpg, mmorpgs, mmos, online games, online rpg, r/s, role playing games, rpg, rs, rune scape, runescape, video games



Okay, first of all, who uses "r/s" to describe Runescape? Lol. Oh Jagex... 

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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Funorb adds new game:

FunOrb added a new game today. This reminds us of the press release that took place a year ago from now:

Jagex launches FunOrb games

New games portal offers greater depth of gameplay and community features

UK, Cambridge, 27th February, 2008 – Jagex Ltd, the online games developer behind RuneScape, today launched FunOrb, their latest games offering. FunOrb is an engaging website that offers an array of online games, which have greater depth of play than traditional casual games.

FunOrb has been designed with time-pressed gamers in mind. “For the first time, there is a generation of experienced gamers, turned young professionals, who want to play and be challenged, but are unable to devote large amounts of free time to gaming. FunOrb addresses this niche by blending quality entertainment with social functionality, offering players of all levels a complete social gaming experience,” said Geoff Iddison, CEO, Jagex.

FunOrb will encompass a broad range of game genres, including classic shooters, puzzlers, 3D platformers and strategy games. FunOrb offers a mix of single and multiplayer games, complete with virtual ‘lobbies’ enabling users to choose who to play against from hundreds of other FunOrb players. Additional features such as friends league tables, player achievements, forums and instant messaging will also be available in-game or on the website.

While a large portion of FunOrb is free, those who become members will be granted complete access to the site with additional game levels, achievements and community features. A new game or feature will be added to FunOrb every two weeks and new multiplayer elements will be rolled out as the site continues to evolve.

FunOrb games use the same Java technology that helped to make RuneScape so successful. The proprietary technology means that the games can be played using any internet browser, without the need for long downloads or access to a high speed internet connection. Once downloaded, the games are cached and available almost instantly.

Pricing and Availability
FunOrb games are available to play by visiting www.funorb.com. Membership costs just £2.00/$3.00/€2.50 per month or alternatively, if players purchase a combined FunOrb and RuneScape package, FunOrb membership will cost only £1.40/$2.00/€2.00 per month. The service is fully localised into English and German and will be launched in new languages throughout 2008/9.

About Jagex Ltd
Jagex Ltd is an independent developer and publisher of online games based in Cambridge, England, with over 400 employees. With proprietary graphics compression, game engine and network communication technologies; Jagex has proved its effectiveness with its most popular browser based game, RuneScape, with over 6 million active players of the game.

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Thursday, November 1, 2007

More Mechscape and FunOrb Clues?

I promised you that if I came across any new Mechscape-related news, I'd tell you about it. Well, I have. It comes from a press release by Jagex Ltd. In it, Andrew Gower says:

“I, like the rest of Jagex, am excited about how Geoff will lead the business. There are many exciting projects in the pipeline and we can't wait to further improve our service and the games we offer.”

Obviously, Jagex doesn't want to put all their eggs in one basket. So no doubt, they're using their money and momentum to keep going and make more games.

Also, check out these FunOrb logos. (FunOrb is another name that Jagex has trademarked).

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