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Jagex Games Studio, perfectly found on the St John's Innovation Centre, is the UK's largest independent developer and publisher of RS Gold internet games.  In recently filed accounts, the organization praised the "strong performance" of fantasy MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) RuneScape, which grew its membership base by 7.5 percent in 2014.This follows a sizeable fall in profits in its previous financial year. The RuneScape franchise has produced more than "450m revenue in its lifetime.  Jagex posted turnover of "45.3m that year ended 31 December 2014, a drop from "46.5m in the year.

Advertising income increased from "332,496 to "493,675 and also other income grew from "89,537 to "128,968. Game income, however, fell from "46.1m to "44.7m.  But gross profits increased from "12.7m to "14.7m due to a drop in total costs. Pre-tax profits grew from "968,123 to about "1.2m.Writing in the annual report, newly appointed chief executive Rod Cousens said: "The games industry landscape provides future growth opportunities for Jagex and 2014 has been a year of strategic positioning.

It has enabled the group to optimize ef?ciencies while leveraging core strengths they are driving sustained long-term growth and margin expansion in 2015 and beyond."A variety of events took place in the year which included changes in the management team and rationalisation from Cheap RS Gold the product slate. The Transformers Universe game, which has been scheduled for release in FY14, was de-activate, resulting in a number of staff redundancies."According to Jagex's accounts, headcount numbers fell from typically 515 to 400. Previous: Treasure Hunter Death Lotus Training