RuneScape has been running in various forms for nearly two decades, and, as it happens, the ancient MMO is still performing strongly-in fact, its 2019 set a record level. Many of these numbers are driven in particular by Old School RuneScape, but all of them tell the game and OSRS gold collectors that games will attract more than one million paying users in 2019.

The company said in a press release: "Jagex's RuneScape franchise reached its highest ever membership peak in 2019, and RuneScape and Old School RuneScape have attracted more than 1.1 million paying users, with millions more Free access to content. "

Old School RuneScape reached its highest level of daily active players in 2019, thanks in large part to the mobile version launched the previous year. The mobile version has now been installed more than 8 million times. 2019 also marks the series' "highest historical membership"-although every day may be the new historical highest membership, unless the old account is constantly deleted.

Fan Maker, which tracks the officially reported number of players, shows how numbers are broken down across different versions of the game. OSRS represents the vast majority of active players and who buy old school runescape gold every day. Its leading edge has surged after the mobile version was released, while the standard RuneScape number is basically flat in 2019. It's worth noting that players anecdotally report that there are more robots in OSRS.

In addition, MMORPG was launched in October 2018 and continues to be installed after receiving awards. It has won the BAFTA EE Mobile Game Award and the Develop: Stars Awards for Best Mobile Game Award. Overall, the RuneScape franchise reached its highest ever membership peak in 2019, with more than 1.1 million paying users.

The company's next version will be RuneScape Mobile, which is currently in the early stages and is expected to launch sometime in 2020.