With such numbers, Old School Runescape's playerbase will rise to RS Gold more than 2 millions with more than 1 million players already playing the sport because the subscribers just beta release. These are also the greatest average daily user amounts since the PC launch in February 2013.

The launch indicates that the development team Jagex have hit the nail with the decision to make a complete port for the mobile platform with employed cross-platform support, which could continue the growth of the franchise over the upcoming years. Runescape has already brought in nearly a billion dollars since its release 17 years ago.

Based on Jagex CEO, Phil Mansell, the cell launch is a huge milestone for the team and has been something that they intended for quite a very long time. "Making our dwelling games available to more gamers on more devices was a priority for us since we put out the third era of Jagex," Mansell said, adding that many of old school players now probably have limited time to enjoy the game so they desired to make the grind possible on the move. "Over time, our players have grown up and a few, who have been PC players, have alternative format preferences that match their changed lifestyles," Mansell explained.

Old School Runescape has been released as a free to Buy RuneScape Gold play name but there's also a variant for subscribers that prices ￡8.65 a month and brings a few additional stuff like a larger map, more quests, abilities and extra charge account slots.