THE CRUNCH

A clone of Old School RuneScape that appeared on the internet this week, and stoked the ire of the RuneScape community, has quickly been shut down. The game, which appears to have been generated using generative AI tools, was removed from circulation after players voiced their strong disapproval. Jagex, the developer of the original game, has since taken notice of the incident.

The clone emerged this week and was met with immediate hostility from the RuneScape community, who were unimpressed by the quality of the AI-generated content. The backlash was so severe that the game was taken down from the internet. Jagex, the developer of the original game, has since taken notice of the incident.

The incident highlights the growing tension between AI-generated content and established gaming communities. Players are increasingly vocal about their dislike for AI-generated games that they feel lack the soul and dedication of human-created games. This clone was no exception, and its quick removal serves as a reminder that AI-generated content is not always welcome in the gaming world.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

It remains to be seen how Jagex will respond to the incident and whether they will take further action against AI-generated clones of their games.