Today marks the 18th anniversary RuneScape gold of RuneScape's original launch in 2001. In addition to this important occasion, developer Jagex has announced another important milestone: the series has set a record high for paying users and monthly active users. What is the catalyst for pushing the series into this new field? According to the company, 5 million recently released Old School RuneScape (free) and a beta version of RuneScape on mobile devices have recently been released on mobile devices, bringing influx of new players and subscribers.

RuneScape was launched as a browser game in 2001 and has grown considerably over the past two decades, but some of the earliest and toughest users of the game prefer the "things of things", so Jagex released Old School in 2013. RuneScape is designed to provide an experience that is closer to the 2007 gaming experience, but still offers some modern conveniences. They kept RuneScape and RuneScape together, the former arrived in mobile devices last October, and the latter will launch a mobile version this year.

Although there have been several MMORPGs on mobile devices for many years, there is actually no scope close to Old School Runescape. This is amazing. We liked the game very much in our October comment and thought it was a very interesting experience, and we included it in the 2018 list of the best game candidates of the year. As the name implies, this is a very old-fashioned experience.

The learning curve for those who are not proficient in MMORPGs may be a bit steep old school runescape gold To help solve this problem, Jagex has created an excellent video tutorial series for novices that will help you get started. This is definitely a worthwhile game, we will continue to enjoy Old School Runescape and look forward to mobile release of RuneScape in the near future.