I've never played any MMORPGs until now, to my eternal sorrow and shame. My real-life worries are numerous and I don't have the time to RS Gold allow them to lure me into. In all the games I've played that I've played, RuneScape is by far the most time-consuming, with infinite levels to complete and things to get. Some have even died in the course of long sessions of RuneScape's more youthful but famous sibling World of Warcraft and World of Warcraft. This I guess also makes it one of the most frightening games.

In the present, you'll often find me playing Quake as well as Half-Life or playing Team Fortress 2 - games that come in force leave a mark and fade quickly. It's great to be able to play games that I enjoy and forget about rather quickly, instead of worrying about how many logs of wood I have in my inventory , or what I'm going to be fishing next week.

However, I do miss part of the constant grind and long-term commitment (and the pain) which comes with RuneScape. With its current version as 'RuneScape3' (from 2013) with new content and a graphic upgrade, there's some glimmer of hope I may revisit it and see how it's doing, just like I would with an old acquaintance.

Publisher Jagex announced earlier this year that RuneScape will release early access on mobile sometime in the summer. From today, everyone can dive into the long-running MMORPG with iOS or Android.

RuneScape is free to play. However, members have access to additional tasks, abilities and additional features. You can test out the membership for free by registering for buy cheap osrs accounts a an initial seven-day trial. Mobile versions are compatible with cross-play as well as cross-progression with PC which means you can hop between platforms and continue from where you where you left off.