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Jagex Partners with MoistCr1TiKaL for Animated RuneScape Series
gaming7 days ago

Jagex Partners with MoistCr1TiKaL for Animated RuneScape Series

Jagex announced an animated RuneScape series at RuneFest 2026, partnering with YouTuber Charlie 'MoistCr1TiKaL' White and Lyrical Animation. The project aims to adapt the 25-year-old MMORPG's world of Gielinor for television, with development in early stages and further details expected in 2027. This move coincides with the reveal of RuneScape 4, a new Unreal Engine MMO, signaling a broader expansion of the franchise beyond traditional gaming.

Jagex Partners with Lyrical Animation and MoistCr1TiKaL for New RuneScape Series
gaming-and-media7 days ago

Jagex Partners with Lyrical Animation and MoistCr1TiKaL for New RuneScape Series

Jagex and Lyrical Animation have announced a new animated series based on the RuneScape franchise, developed in partnership with streamer Charlie 'MoistCr1TiKaL' White. The project was revealed at RuneFest 2026 in Birmingham, marking Jagex's first major expansion into non-gaming media for the 25-year-old MMORPG. While early details are sparse, the collaboration aims to translate the game's world of Gielinor to screen for both existing fans and new audiences. This announcement coincides with the reveal of RuneScape 4, a new Unreal Engine MMO, signaling a broader strategic shift for the franchise beyond traditional gameplay.

Twitch Reverses Controversial Ad Policy After Streamer Backlash.
gaming3 years ago

Twitch Reverses Controversial Ad Policy After Streamer Backlash.

Twitch streamer MoistCr1tikal has accused the platform of lying about removing its guidelines for branded content. Twitch's new rules for broadcasting branded content sparked outrage from streamers, leading to threats of boycotting the website and leaving the platform altogether. Twitch walked back these guidelines the very next day, but MoistCr1tikal discovered that Twitch's TOS still includes a similar statement to the branded content guidelines that the site claimed to have removed. Twitch's Head of Monetization, Mike Minton, addressed these concerns, saying that the TOS still needs to be updated and that the clause will be removed eventually.