Jagex has announced an exciting lineup of new content for Old School RuneScape, including story quests, skill updates, and the introduction of Project Zanaris. The classic MMORPG continues to evolve with the announcement made during the Old School RuneScape Summer Summit, held at the start of September.

The most anticipated feature is Leagues V: Raging Echoes, a revamped version of the popular Leagues mode. Players will explore Varlamore, facing new challenges such as Combat Masteries and Echo Boss Variants. "Raging Echoes brings a fresh approach to Leagues by not just rotating content but enhancing current and future Leagues for a richer experience," Jagex revealed.

Another major highlight is Varlamore: The Rising Darkness, which arrived on September 25. It continues the main story, delving deeper into the Twilight Emissaries as players uncover secrets behind assassination attempts on Servius. Alongside new quests and the fearsome Group Boss Hueycoatl, players can explore Darkfrost and Aldarin while mastering new skills such as Herbology and Mixology.

Looking ahead, Jagex introduced Varlamore: The Final Dawn, the epic conclusion to the Varlamore trilogy. This update will introduce new areas, bosses, and a Slayer dungeon, promising a heroic finale that fans have eagerly awaited. The addition of these new zones will offer players a deeper experience as they navigate the Auburn Valley, Custodia Pass, and Tlati Rainforest.

A groundbreaking new feature announced during the summit was Project Zanaris, a Community Servers initiative allowing players to create their own adventures and game rules. "With Project Zanaris, anyone can build and share a new Old School RuneScape experience or join someone else’s," Jagex said. This initiative promises to revolutionize how players interact with the game, fostering creativity and collaboration within the community.

On the technical front, OSRS is also set to receive updates to its HD graphics and API. These upgrades, coming soon to both desktop and mobile clients, will provide visual improvements and a range of game-assistance features, further enhancing the overall player experience.

Finally, new bosses, including Ice and Giant bosses, as well as Wrathmaw, inspired by the Deadman mode, will soon be introduced. Jagex has confirmed that community feedback will shape these boss encounters, ensuring they are tailored to player preferences and offer meaningful rewards.

Old School RuneScape continues to captivate players across PC, Steam, iOS, and Android, with cross-platform progression allowing for seamless gameplay between PC and mobile devices.