RuneScape is free-to-play, though subscribers get access to more games

In the present, you'll often find me gaming Quake as well as Half-Life or hanging out on Team Fortress 2 - games that get played out create a lasting impression and then disappear. It's fun to OSRS Gold play something I like and get rid of quickly, as opposed to worrying about how many logs of wood are on my shelves or where I'm going to go fishing in the coming session.

That being said, I do miss part of the endless grind and lengthy involvement (and pain) that comes with RuneScape. The game is now in its third form in the form of 'RuneScape 3' (from 2013) with additional content and a visual change, there's a bit of hope that I might revisit it to see what's happening, like I would revisit an old friend.Publisher Jagex recently announced that RuneScape will go live in early access on mobile sometime in the summer. Starting today, anyone can play this long-running MMORPG for free on iOS along with Android.

RuneScape is free-to-play, though subscribers get access to more games, abilities, and additional features. It is possible to try the membership at no cost with a an initial seven-day trial. Mobile apps allow cross-play and cross-progression with PC and PC, which allows you to switch between the two platforms and then continue from where you where you left off.

This does not include Old School RuneScape, a version based off a build that was released in 2007. The game has been available for download on iOS and Android since 2018. This is the full-blown RuneScape that Jagex has been constantly in the last 20 years.

There's no doubt that there's a demand for RuneScape available on iOS or Android. Over 1.8 million players registered for those versions, which provide a mobile-friendly user-interface featuring a Cheap OSRS Gold revamped menu with icons, text and textures. Combat mechanics have been improved to work on iOS along with Android.