Old School RuneScape Celebrates Five Years With New Adventure And Twitch Channel
Can a game still be called "old school" if it's been around for five years? Maybe Jagex will need to come up with Old Old School RuneScape in a few more years ...
In the meantime, however, Old School RuneScape is celebrating its five-year anniversary, spinning off into its own game with new content and challenges for players. One of those pieces of new content is out today, an adventure involving Da Vinci and a new painting commission, with the reward of the iconic sword etched with the game's logo.
OSRS is so popular, it's even getting its own dedicated Twitch channel, which will kick off with a livestream celebrating the anniversary today at 11:00 a.m. PST. It will also stream the finals for the Deadman 2018 Spring Tournament on March 17, where a $20,000 cash prize will be on the line. And, in case you need reminding, OSRS will be on mobile at some point in the near future; you can sign up for it here.
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