Greetings, adventurer! Rooted in the origin of MMOs, Old School RuneScape is the only ever-lasting, ever-evolving adventure that is shaped by you. Released way back in 2013, Old School RuneScape is RuneScape as you *used* to know it! Based on the 2007 build of the globally popular open world fantasy MMORPG, Old School is constantly updated with improvements and new content voted on by you, the fans! The close relationship between developers and players is central to what makes Old School so magical.
Old School RuneScape is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed and published by Jagex. The game was released on 22 February 2013. When Old School RuneScape launched, it was originally an August 2007 build of RuneScape. However, it has since received engine improvements, new content, and quality of life updates largely decided by in-game polls. Despite having a smaller development team and a slower relative update schedule, Old School RuneScape has a larger player-base than RuneScape. A mobile version for Android and iOS was released in October 2018.
Old School Runescape is a free to play game with 15 skills and also 21 unique quest's. Players have the option to use in-game currency known as gp (gold pieces) to buy membership bonds or they can buy membership for £6.99 a month, players that become a member can experience the best content that Old School RuneScape has to offer. With 8 new skills to master, tons more quests to complete, and exclusive members’ minigames as well as full access to the entire world map.
One thing Old School Runescape is known for is the questlines and amount of detail there is in them. Other MMORPG's will have you travel somewhere and kill a certian amount of creatures/Npcs but not this game as each quest is unique. Some quests need you to complete other ones before you can start them, others need you to be certain levels in certain skills and after completing quests of a certain quest line you will unlock new areas of the map that allow your skilling to be taken to the next level with new bosses located there or just to bump up the experience rates the path quests open up is endless. As your character starts to develop so do the quests from stepping off tutorial island to helping the chef in Lumbridge castle bake a cake for the duke to slaying a dragon underneath Crandor.