Metin2 private servers

A version of Metin2 run by a fan team instead of the official publisher, often called a pserver. Each one sets its own rates, max level, systems and rules, and ships its own client.

By votes from the last 30 days. Each player can vote once every 7 days per server, and every vote needs a captcha. Unique voters are shown next to votes on each server page, so inflated numbers are easy to spot.

When you vote with your in-game name, the server gives your character a buff that lasts until you can vote again, 7 days later. Servers check it through our Vote4Buff API.

Oldschool stays close to the early game: level 75 to 99 and low rates. Middleschool adds Alchemy, Sash and pets with a cap of 105 to 120. Newschool goes to level 120-250 with Conqueror levels and many modern systems.

Yes. Listing is free and never exclusive. The vote API reads the same parameter names other toplists use, so moving takes a few minutes.

Pick a server from the ranking, open its page, follow the download link to the server's own website, install the client, create an account on that website and log in. Each server has its own client and accounts; your official Metin2 account does not work there.

Most are, but take care: download the client only from the server's official website linked on its page, scan it with your antivirus, and never reuse the password of your email or official account. Read the player reviews and check how long the server has been online before spending money.

Oldschool servers stay close to the 2005-2010 game, usually up to level 75-99 with low rates. Middleschool servers go to level 99-120 and add Alchemy, Sash and pets. Newschool servers reach level 120-250 with conqueror levels and many modern systems.

Rates compare a server with the official game: 100% is the official speed and 200% is twice as fast. Low rates mean slow progress and a long-lasting economy (PvM); high rates mean fast levelling (PvP and fun servers).

Servers are ranked by unique player votes from the last 30 days. Each player can vote for a server once every 7 days, with a captcha. Fake votes are removed, and sponsored places are labelled and never add votes, so the rank cannot be bought.

Use the launch calendar: it lists every announced server with a countdown. You can add it to Google Calendar or Outlook, or subscribe by email to get one short message when a new server is listed.

PvM (player versus monster) servers are about bosses, dungeons, farming and slow gear progress. PvP servers have high rates and fast levelling so players reach end-game gear quickly and fight in duels, guild wars and kingdom wars.

Choose a server with easy or medium PvM, official-like systems and a cosmetic-only item shop, in your language, that has been online for a few weeks and has good reviews. The PvM, Easy and Official-like pages filter exactly these.

We check every listed server every 10 minutes, through its login port when the owner gives it or its website otherwise. The ranking shows Online or Offline with the measured uptime of the last 30 days.

Create a free account and fill in the add-server form; it takes about five minutes. Listing is free, never exclusive (you can stay on every other toplist) and servers that have not launched yet appear in the launch calendar.