Runes Of Magic Is Headed To Steam
Runewaker Entertainment's long-running MMO Runes of Magic is making its way to Steam. It's been a little over 9 years since the game originally launched, so it was probably about time for the game to hit Valve's platform. If nothing else, it'll likely give the game a nice little population boost for a bit by attracting new players.
A true Steam release date is not available for Runes of Magic. However, it is set to launch this month. So... we have about a week to wait... max. We'll just have to keep an eye on the game's Steam page.
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