Unfortunately we didn't get a place in the finals and phase 4 was a bit thin, but thats how this stuff goes. Thats not going to stop us.
On the upside, the competition has been greatly beneficial. We have proven that RS can produce top quality content and compete with the best in the world despite our lack of privileges!

We are now free from the MSUC, so we can operate a little more freely now!
I anticipate big things this year and new challenges as we move on to the next level in our mission to development games.
We will be developing with the aim of selling our games commercially.
Development is already underway on this plan.

If all goes according to plan you won't have to wait too long to see releases!
The idea is to concentrate more action into smaller games that can be completed and sold rather than working on a huge game that takes a very long time to make.
This way we build up towards bigger projects. And when I say 'smaller' games, I don't mean small on fun, action or RSness, I mean small on development time. We can concentrate more on cool features
that make a game fun and replayable and worry less about the heavy grunt work demanded by a typical FPS.

You can expect to see much more from RS!