Getting some sick deals at the Grand Exchange. It also has achievements, trading cards and all those Steam gubbins if you like to collect that sort of thing. Though, from what I remember, the free version has more than enough to explore. Paying for it gives you access to more quests and stuff. It has cross-progression and play, so you'll be able to carry over your save to other platforms and play with pals who are on other platforms too.īoth the free-to-play and paid versions of OS RuneScape are available on Steam. On Steam, or if you're new, you can just login with your Steam account. You'll be able to sign into an existing Old School RuneScape account when you play Here's a trailer from 2009 that made me crumble into ash. And that was when it was just called RuneScape. My main memories of it are doing the tutorial quest over and over, and burning lots of shrimp I'd caught in the river. I can't have been older than 12 when I first made a RuneScape account, because I'm pretty sure I had to lie about my age to sign up (you have to be 13 to play) (also please don't read this, RuneScape police).
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Lumbridge! The Grand Exchange! Not knowing what to do and just fighting goblins in a forest! Oh no, I think I'm about to download it on Steam.
It's been available to download and play online for ages, but I don't think I've thought about it since I was a wee babe in school. The free-to-play fantasy MMORPG is an old version of RuneScape from 2007 that was re-released as Old School RuneScape in 2013. Seeing all this news about it has absolutely blasted me with nostalgia. Jagex have released Old School RuneScape on Steam, with cross-platform progression and an event to celebrate the game's eighth anniversary.
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