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RuneScape: Dragonwilds Launches Today

By GFA Staff · September 15, 2026

Jagex launches RuneScape: Dragonwilds today, expanding the long-running RuneScape universe into cooperative survival RPG territory. Dragonwilds takes place on Ashenfall, a forgotten continent where dragons have awakened and transformed the balance of power. Players gather materials, build settlements, craft equipment, improve familiar RuneScape-inspired skills and eventually prepare to confront the Dragon Queen. Classic creatures including Black Knights and Zogres appear alongside entirely new enemies such as the Garou. The soundtrack similarly combines reorchestrated RuneScape music with new compositions. Dragonwilds supports cooperative play and launches through Xbox and Game Pass, with Nintendo also listing the Switch 2 version for September 15.

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