RuneScape: Dragonwilds Finally Leaves Early Access, Launches 1.0 on PC and Console

Ever been waiting for a survival RPG to finally hit 1.0 before diving in? Well, RuneScape: Dragonwilds just crossed that finish line.

After a year and a half in early access, Jagex has officially launched the full, undiluted 1.0 version of the game on PC and console. That's right — no more 'early access' label, no more waiting for the finished product. It's here.

Jagex didn't hold back on the celebration, either. The studio called the release a "momentous occasion" for the survival RPG, marking a big step as the game flies into the next chapter of its existence. For a title that's been cooking in early access for 18 months, this is the moment fans have been waiting for.

In a message to players, the developers shared their excitement: "Today marks the start of our next journey." They also made sure to thank the community — the folks who stuck with the game through its early access phase and helped shape it into what it is now.

So what does this mean for you? If you've been holding off on jumping into Dragonwilds because you wanted the complete experience, now's your window. The 1.0 launch means the game is officially out of its testing phase and ready for prime time on both PC and console.

For Jagex, this is more than just a launch — it's a statement. RuneScape has been a staple in the MMO world for decades, and Dragonwilds represents a fresh take on that universe in the survival RPG space. Leaving early access is a milestone that signals confidence in the product and a commitment to the players who've been along for the ride.

The developers' gratitude toward the community is a nice touch, too. Early access can be a bumpy road, and it's clear Jagex appreciates the feedback and support that got them to this point. Now, with 1.0 out the door, the real adventure begins — for both the studio and the players.

Will you be picking up RuneScape: Dragonwilds now that it's fully launched? Or were you already deep into the early access version? Let us know in the comments!