That being said, I'm not a fan of the constant grind and long-term involvement (and pain) that comes with RuneScape. It's now in OSRS Gold its third version as 'RuneScape 3' (from 2013) with additional content and a visual update, there's a glimmer of hope that I might revisit it just to see how it's getting on, like I would the old friend.

Publisher Jagex revealed earlier in the year that RuneScape will be released from early access on mobile sometime in the summer. Beginning today, anyone is able to play its long-running MMORPG playing on iOS as well as Android.

RuneScape is available for free, however users can avail more quests, skills and other benefits. You can check out the membership for free with an initial seven-day trial. Mobile apps allow the cross-play feature and cross-progression to PC and PC, which allows you to hop between platforms and continue where you have left off.

This isn't Old School RuneScape, a version built on a build from 2007. That's been available for download on iOS and Android from 2018. This is the full-blown RuneScape that Jagex has been continuously upgrading for the past 20 years.

There's no doubt that there's a demand for RuneScape for both iOS as well as Android. The game has more than 1.8 million players have registered for the respective versions, which have a mobile-friendly user interface featuring revamped menus as well as icons, text, and textures. Combat mechanics have also been modified for iOS as well as Android.

The company has filed two trademarks in UK one with the title "OSRS Gold" as well as another in the name of "RS Gold" The filing noting that the company registered the use of the terms as Buy RS Gold words. This should stop third-party sites from being allowed to make claims that they sell RS Gold.