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Runeacape game.""Resident Evil 6 leaves Runeacape players with the shell of a blockbuster Runeacape game," Kollar concludes. "It blusters along with massive explosions and insane plot twists, RS Goldbut it lacks a fundamental understanding of why action Runeacape games are fun. In the end, Resident Evil 6 resembles one of its grotesque mutations bloated, out of control, and recklessly trying to consume everything around it. Capcom has built a real monster here." Minecraft-style sandbox Runeacape games are making bank on Xbox Live the Xbox Live Arcade edition of Mojang's Minecraft has sold over 4 million copies in less than five months. And on Xbox Live Indie Runeacape games, CastleMiner Z moved more than 1 million units, while FortressCraft has raked in $1 million from its sales.Other than Microsoft Studios helping bring Minecraft on XBLA, though, not many major publishers and developers have attempted to cash in on the craze, at least on consoles Epic is creating its own take on the genre with Fortnite, but that's Windows-only so far ."I'm not sure why the big studios and console developers haven't picked up on the sandbox idea already," says Re-Logic's Andrew Spink, one of the two fellows behind another hit sandbox Runeacape game for PC, Terraria. "It seems like the indie crowd or smaller teams are the only ones getting it."Publisher 505 Runeacape games sees the potential to reach a large console audience that's waiting for more downloadable Runeacape games like these, and it took notice of Terraria's devoted fanbase; that's why it signed a deal to bring Terraria to XBLA and PlayStation Network early next year, enlisting Engine Software for the port.Like Minecraft, Terraria has seen a lot of success on PC, selling over 1.6 million copies since releasing in May 2011, with very little publicity beyond word of mouth. Not bad for a project built by just two people.The Runeacape game was built with porting in mind, too,RS 07 Gold making it more attractive to interested publishers. "The idea has always