Runescape publisher Jagex’s publishing arm has picked up a promising independent game under the Jagex Partners label, making Melvor Idle an independent not anymore. The idler game, which is similar to games such as Clicker Heroes or Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, launched on Steam in the year before and wears its influences from Jagex’s flagship Runescape with pride.

Melvor Idle is a detailed multi-track idler that seeks to reimagine “the core components of the RuneScape franchise in a way so that they can be played without a lot of effort,” says the publisher. It’s a pretty high-quality idle game which has plenty of different things to make and progress, as well in a focus on no games that have prestige mechanics that need a restart.

Jagex is believed to have learned about the project at the beginning of 2020. It is believed that a significant portion of the publisher’s staff were enthusiastic about it following the debut Steam launch in October of the same year. As it is obvious that the developer is happy to be hooked up with the developers of one of their favorites games. “Being capable of working together with Jagex to directly work on this has been a dream that has come true,” said Brendan Malcolm the sole developer responsible for Melvor Idle studio Games by Malcs.

Malcolm posted a lengthy Q&A for the game’s Reddit community, stating that he’d retain complete creative control throughout the next few months in the future, and also that its single purchase monetization model wouldn’t be altered. Jagex, he said, had “no desire” to make any changes to Melvor Idle. The agreement for publishing will have Jagex take on the localisation, marketing, tech support, and QA for Melvor Idle.

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