A few notable games that aren't on this list are EQ2, Forsaken World, Perfect World, Cabal Online, and Runes of Magic, just to name a few :D Thanks for sharing and I hope to see lots of future updates ^^Īnonymous on November 26, there's a difference between emulators and look-a-likes. Great Squidoo btw, but there's many more games that share similarities to RS, as MMOGs are a huge gamer base, with thousands of games to cater to millions and millions of online gamers. Also, I've played quite a few of these and just because the videos don't show any of the non-combat material doesn't mean that it isn't there(usually because its not as complex as Jagex makes RuneScape's skilling system, its usually much easier in most games). No one will ever make a game like Runescape because it has already been madeĪnonymous on January 11, not true lol you are a complete idiot.Īnonymous on January 06, lol john, even WoW has cooking and crafting, so you can't say that these games are "clones" of Blizzard games if they are only hack&slash. When players say they want a game like Runescape they mean a game with many skills and activities around a character not just picking a class, its being a hunter today and a lumberjack tomarrow. An mmo made in java is not a Runescape clone it's a java game. There are no other games like Runescape, No one seems to understand that graphic style and world styles have nothing to do with playing Runescape. this list is like adventure quest (don't make me laugh, trying to put that up there with one of the world's most popular games) and diablo clones which the majority got bored of about a decade ago. only thing that lets runescape down is the pasty java graphics and burn out from repetition.
sure some of them have good graphics and you can grind your heart out, but runescape is so much more than that, loads of useful skills to train be it combat, making your own weapons armour potions and loads of stuff that has nothing to do with combat, massive community and clans, loads of quests bother easy and challenging. None of these games are even remotely anything like runescape, or anywhere near as good for that matter. The graphics aren't great, but if you like Runescape then it shouldn't matter. "Smash" melee skill gains exp separate from the "Windmill" skill), so there are more than a hundred skills. It even has separate skills for each attack type (ex.
You can train combat skills and then go sheer sheep or play instruments. It uses a similar skill-based system rather than classes. The one game I've played that is similar to Runescape is Mabinogi. The only comparison to be made here is that they are MMORPGs. I've only played a few of these and none were very much Runescape. It's alright, but has a lot of skills like RS and a similar interface and feel. Game itself is very complex but that is the most awesome part, I think - explanation of the game mechanics is pretty spot on as well, helps to understand stuff a lot better.
IMO, Path of Exile is definitely what Diablo 3 should have been. They even surpassed Blizzard in making the next ''Diablo". Path of Exile is definitely one of the best aRPGs ever made. Nothing quite beats runescape when you first play it. This is a great round up, i like sherwood dungeon, big techtorpedo fan of that game.
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