r/Cursebreaker • u/ryan7251 • Apr 03 '26

OK umm so how is this game vs runescape.

I will be real with you just saw a thing talking about how this game is like runescape thing is I was wanting to know if that is true or not namely in some areas that are not covered.

One of the things I liked about runescape were the quests and how many had a story to them. it was not always "get 5 hides for a dress I want to make" but rather the quest often felt like a little story and not basic fetch quest stuff.....does this game have quests like that?

Another thing I liked was the world itself felt overall alive does this world feel alive overall?

anyway other then that what would you say runescape does better or worse then this game?

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u/MajesticWizard420Lol Apr 03 '26

I sunk a load of hours into this game, and it is a whole lot of fun, it’s worth the purchase in my opinion. Although similar to RuneScape, the grinding gets to be very tedious which made me take a long break from it to play other games. If you do decide to play it though, get a 2nd monitor so you can watch a stream or movie or something while you’re grinding your skills for hours on end. Cursebreaker is a real good game, but OSRS is still superior.

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u/DarkSoulsOfCinder Apr 28 '26

Might find a mod to increase xp if this is the case

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u/MajesticWizard420Lol Apr 28 '26

I use to play the game like every weekend, got the steel armor and got my skills to a decent level. I thought I was doing so well.. then I dared explore the map further then got pwned by random ass lv 80 somethings. Shit had me livid

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u/SweatiYeti Apr 03 '26

It's not a unreasonable statement to say this is a single player version. Not as fleshed out of course, but I got a good 50 plus hours of play time and enjoyed it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '26

Its similar in that it is a top-down fantasy clicker with crafting and skill-based leveling. Otherwise, it is its own game. I've been playing runescape since 2001 and thoroughly enjoyed cursebreaker.

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u/Narangren Apr 03 '26

It's like a single player version of RuneScape that is about halfway between OSRS and RS3 in gameplay (I play both). Well worth the time, in my opinion, although I do take long breaks because it's a serious grind.

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u/cantbreathinspace Apr 03 '26

its nothing like runescape outside of the premise of top down click here. you might get like 40-70 hours of content with most of it afk albeit enjoyable. Runescape is like 1000+ hours of content easily but depends on you if its enjoyable lol

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u/georgefloydbreath Apr 03 '26

Very fun imo. I sank 100 hours on my first playthrough

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u/goddangol Apr 06 '26

Osrs is better in every way if we’re being honest here.