This news comes along with an update for Old School Runescape from Muxia's blog

Jagex has also listened to game feedback and added the sink made of solid gold to the game. "The Golden Sink requires 47 Construction in order to construct with RS Gold. You'll need 10 Condensed Gold and 5 Gold Leaf and five Mahogany Planks to construct it. Condensed gold, you say?

The new material is accessible via Keldagrim Stonemason Shop. Keldagrim Stonemason Shop for the appropriately extravagant cost of 10 , million GP... each." They go to state that the most appealing aspect of the Golden Sink is that it actually functions as a sink.

Regarding the topic of funds, Jagex will also increase banks in Old School Runescape, for players who play both P2P and F2P. Extra bank space can be bought in 40 sets with 9 sets to choose from, which is 360 additional spaces available.

According to the Dev Blog, "each set costs more than the previous with OSRS Items, and multiple sets can be purchased at once." The first expansion will cost 1 million GP and the final set will cost 500 million GP.

In Runescape, Jagex are bringing back one of the rarest game-related items for a short duration. As part of a brand new event that lasts from now through January 3, 2022 players will be able to get their hands on a brand new version of the classic "Partyhat" which is an item that was first made available at Christmas time back in 2001.

In the midst of a sunny afternoon on a recent afternoon in Maracaibo, Venezuela, Alexander Marinez, who has short-cropped black hair and three to four-day stubble, was seated at his computer following herbiboars within the mushroom forests of Fossil Island. He put his finger on its glowing computer mouse. the new addition to his old-fashioned gaming set-up.

The image on his computer screen followed the path of a hedgehog-like creature with triangular tusks . It also had plants sprouting out of its back. Outside Marinez's house, the sun bore down on the road that was dirt. His home lies about six miles away from the strait that links to the Caribbean Sea with Lake Maracaibo which is among the world's most oil-rich sources.But it's an exceptionally made idle game. Additionally, its emphasis on allowing players to take their own paths through the game allows it to distinguish itself from the mass of idle games that force players to increase a number continuously."

The discussions continued to the point that Melvor Idle was soon signed to Jagex Partners, the RuneScape firm's publishing arm. Jagex offered Malcolm development advice and helped to complete a brand overhaul and also assisted in managing the community and localisation, taking the game designed by a single person into a product accessible in 13 languages (so to date).

The launch was earlier in the month and even the Early Access version proved this formula is popular with RPG enthusiasts, having been downloaded over 600,000 times through Steam as well as the two main smartphone app stores. This is far more than what Malcolm's expectations were when he began. Naturally, he was hoping that his game would be successful but He didn't have an "endgame goal in mind.