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There is no doubt that Old School RuneScape Mobile is the revivification of the version of RuneScape most hardcore players recall from memory. While the main MMO proceeds with the routine development, the Old School version remains the same as the classic edition of the game, with old pixel graphics, restricted customization, and incredibly limited controls. Which makes it rather ideal for mobile.  No need to point out that the graphics are still inferior, even as far as mobile games go, and the text with skimpy size is less easy to be read on a cellphone. However, the game has the right blend of simplicity and nostalgia that makes it a perfect candidate for mobile platforms. The mobile version is obviously untouched by the mainstream RuneScape version apart from a few different controls, which have been simplified to touch gestures and taps, which means that Old School RuneScape still inherit the same faults it always owned. For better or worse, Old School RuneScape Mobile ...

Old School RuneScape for mobile has been up and running since the 30th of October. Ever since then, people have been playing to their hearts content no matter where they are. Which means yes, even during their working hours. Not that I’d know anything about that… Regardless, the question of RuneScape mobile data usage has been brought up. As any mobile user will know, sometimes you just want to lighten up and play your favorite game, mobile data be damned. Unfortunately, in some cases that will lead into racking up quite the bill. While it is RuneScape and is arguably worth it, you don’t want to spend more than you need to. So, that leads up to a fundamental question. Just how much data does Old School RuneScape use? Will it make me regret ever installing it on my phone in the first place? Runescape Mobile Data Usage: How Much Data is Used? Well, regardless of what you may think, not a lot of data is used at all. Old School RuneScape Mobile isn’t actually that big of a game e...

I’ve been playing  RuneScape  in some capacity since 2006, which means I’ve lived more of my life with a  RuneScape  account than without one. The beloved game made its way to Android and iOS devices earlier this weekend while phone ports can sometimes go poorly,  Runescape  has made the transition wonderfully.  Old School  RuneScape Mobile  is a well-crafted, smartly constructed port of the classic massively multiplayer online game. And thanks to its decent controls and frame rate, it feels great to tap around Geilinor and slay goblins on the go. Old School RuneScape  is a fork of the game based on a full backup of  RuneScape  from August 2007 that was re-released under the “Old School” banner in 2013.  OSRS,  as players call it, has received various improvements, quality-of-life patches, and new content based on player polls. The full mobile release is an important milestone for the decades-old...