Games room

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The Games room in a player-owned house is a place to relax and play some games that rely both on logic and skills in RuneScape. This room can be created at level 30 Construction, costing the player 25,000 coins. Only one Games Room can be built in a player-owned house. Players may also obtain prize keys from winning games, to receive a reward from the prize chest.

Hotspots

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There are 5 hotspots available:

  • Stone - Two players have separate combat stones, and the first to break their combat stone is the winner. However, bits of the combat stone can fly off and deal damage to the player.
  • Ranging game - Various games that test the Ranged skill. The dartboard and archery target require the player to bring their own projectiles.
  • Elemental balance - The players must use the elemental spells (air, earth, fire, and water) to put the colour of the orb to white.
  • Prize chest - Contains prizes for the winner of the game.
  • Game - Various games that do not test a skill, and include treasure hunt, the jester, and hangman.

Stone

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Combat stone Image Level Materials Experience Cost
Clay attack stone 39 10 Pieces of soft clay 100 11,320
Limestone attack stone 59 10 Limestone bricks 200 12,810
Marble attack stone 79 4 Marble blocks 2000 1,319,252

Ranging game

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Archery target and Dartboard require a ranging weapon to use.

An Archery Target in a Games Room in a player-owned house.
Ranging game Image Level Materials Experience Cost
Hoop and stick 30 2 Oak planks 120 2,334
Dartboard 54 3 Teak planks, 1 steel bar 290 3,080
Archery target 81 6 Teak planks, 3 steel bars 600 7,980

Elemental balance

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Staves cannot be used to substitute runes when building any Elemental Balance.

An activated Elemental Balance game.
Elemental balance Image Level Materials Experience Cost
Elemental balance 1 37 500 Air, earth, fire, and water runes 176 80,000
Elemental balance 2 57 1000 Air, earth, fire, and water runes 252 160,000
Elemental balance 3 77 2000 Air, earth, fire, and water runes 356 320,000

Prize chest

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Prize chests have a limit on how much you can deposit for the winner:

  • Oak prize chest = 10,000 coins
  • Teak prize chest = 100,000 coins
  • Mahogany prize chest = 2,147,483,647 coins
Storage Image Level Materials Experience Cost
Oak prize chest 34 4 Oak planks 240 4,668
Teak prize chest 44 4 Teak planks, 1 gold leaf 660 132,576
Mahogany prize chest 54 4 Mahogany planks, 1 gold leaf 860 138,764
Magical party games Image Level Materials Experience Cost
Jacky Jester 39 4 Teak planks 360 1,680
Treasure Hunt Fairy House 49 8 Teak planks, 4 steel bars 800 10,640
Hangman game 59 12 Teak planks, 6 steel bars 1200 15,960

Cost of completion

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To build this room with the highest level objects in one go, players would require:

Level 81 Construction
Room cost 25,000
Hotspot Object Material Price[1]
Stone space Marble attack stone Marble block ×4 1,319,252
Ranging game space Archery target Teak plank ×6
Steel bar ×3
7,980
Elemental balance space Elemental balance 3 Air rune ×2,000
Earth rune ×2,000
Fire rune ×2,000
Water rune ×2,000
320,000
Prize chest space Mahogany prize chest Mahogany plank ×4
Gold leaf ×1
138,764
Game space Hangman game Teak plank ×12
Steel bar ×6
15,960
Total cost (including room cost) 1,826,956
  1. ^ Price is taken as the price of the items listed on the Grand Exchange.

Update history

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This information has been compiled as part of the update history project. Some updates may not be included – see here for how to help out!
  • patch 17 May 2021 (Update):
    • Users can no longer interact with the Elemental Balance in the Player Owned House if they are using Revolution Combat Mode.
  • patch 26 November 2018 (Update):
    • Removed floating tile.
  • patch 22 August 2016 (Update):
    • Corrected an issue where the games room doors in a player-owned house could open the wrong way.