My Arm the Troll is organising and judging a cook-off to which he wants things that are "exciting," "exotic," and, ostensibly, "not boring."

Where the Cook says his pizza was intriguing, but not exotic enough to My Arm's tastes And The Wise Old Man's banana was intriguing, but was too basic to be intriguing, the only correct course of action for cooking something interesting and exotic is to combine the two ingredients into a banana-based pizza with RS Gold.

Studio Jagex, a game maker Jagex is perhaps best known for its huge Runescape series, however, many might not be aware that the studio is expanding its services to encompass publishing as well as even tabletop gaming.

Jagex recently announced it had reached an agreement with indie producer Outlier Games to publish the studio's debut game, spaceship management roguelike This Means Warp. The game will be available for PC via Steam Early Access on March 17.

Designed with multiplayer and replayability in mind, this Means Warp encourages players to work together and think strategically during intense, combative space battles in real time, and make smart decisions as they guide their ship through an incredibly hostile, procedurally-generated universe.

Based on roguelikes, such as FTL and party games such as Overcooked, The game Means Warp sees players control crew members onboard a ship, manning different systems, targeting weapons and conducting repairs, ultimately charting a course through the dangerous spacevoid.

For more information about Jagex's release of This Means Warp, we called Outlier Games' founders Paul Froggatt and Matt Rathbun, and Lead Product Director for Jagex Robert Fox-Galassi regarding their thoughts regarding this latest collaboration.

Much like many indie developers our entry into the games industry came from tinkering with games and game ideas over a many years before creating something we could play!

I've had 10 years of work experience at Google before deciding to switch to developing games full-time. Matt's professional experience includes building Hollywood computers on movie sets, a stint in South Korean esports and mobile game development. We're so excited to share what we've created through This Means Warp.

Many video games have been a source of inspiration for aspiring developers to make their own. It's very rare to find an inspired work picked up by the creator of the original game.

This, however, was the case with Brendan Malcolm, the one-man team of Australian developers Games By Malcs, whose idle RPG Melvor Idle is being published by Jagex who are the developers of RuneScape, a title that was at the heart of Malcolm's idea behind the project with OSRS Buy Gold.