It is a variant of the game based on its incarnation

It is a variant of the game based on its incarnation, while the RuneScape operates. This is a model we are seeing emerge for MMOs that  have been in existence for a long time, as World of Warcraft also has its old school variation with World of Warcraft Classic. The version of Old School RuneScape alone had 8 million installs in 2019. It's currently attracting a lot of fans. Jagex is getting ready to launch the version of RuneScape for mobile too, with an early access release this year, coming to Android and iOS.

Additionally, Old School Runescape on mobile reached eight million installs since its launch. The PC and mobile versions combined also attained a new album in DAU. The studio has just launched RuneScape Mobile in early access, and is likely for a full launch in 2020.

"Placing Jagex on course for the most prosperous year to date, 2019 was a record-breaking year for Jagex and our RuneScape communities," said CEO Phil Mansell. "We struck exciting milestones, welcomed more members and players to the games than at any point in their 19-year history, achieved significant success on mobile and saw notable industry talent linking our recognized teams to maneuver the potential to our living games. We're delighted and deeply appreciate the dedication of our team and fans."

Changing runescapes wilderness culture

There are regions of RuneScape more iconic than Misthalin's blasted wasteland north known as the Wilderness. Formerly the continent of Forinthy, its desolation is home skilling areas that are high-level, to powerful monsters, and most dreaded of all. Or it would be, if anyone went there. I love the Wilderness. The bare aesthetic and colour palate are simply amazing, the history is downright tragic, and the rewards it holds are very attractive.