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Developer Jagex first declared Christmas Carnival mobile versions of Old School Runescape and regular Runescape last July. It specified the program would have a full mobile customer for the game users are already playing, and it would not be a distinct game -- it will even have cross-platform compatibility with the desktop version.

Jagex invited beta testers to try out that the Old School Runescape iOS app this week. Consumers on the Old School subreddit report the game works nicely on iPhones as old as the 6S. An Android beta conducted earlier this year, with the testers being similarly satisfied with the performance of the app. Though, as Jagex pointed out as it reported that the results of the latter test, those who were permitted to the beta were already experienced gamers.

Rather pointedly, the players who have been in a position to test Mobile so far are quite adept at the sport, and so are extremely good at figuring out how to operate it...Whilst the testers were generally happy, there is still substantial work to be done in creating Mobile more intuitive for inexperienced players too.

Runescape is coming as a distinct game some time later this year. We have contacted Jagex to learn more about when gamers could expect to see this version.

However, if this piques your best site to buy osrs gold interest in Runescape, you might want to sign up soon. Lately Jagex announced it'd be increasing the subscription prices for new Runescape players, citing various economic variables -- such as Brexit, curiously.