Metin2 Private Servers

This page lists Turkish and international Metin2 private servers side by side. The order changes as players use the site: the Trending tab counts distinct visitors who opened a server's page and clicks through to its website over the last 7 days, while Most Votes counts votes from signed-in players. We check every server's website once an hour. A server whose site fails two checks in a row is marked Offline and moves to the bottom of the list.

Which server type suits you?

• Emek servers use low rates and slow progression, so items and yang keep their value. Pick one of the emek servers if you enjoy building a character through the grind.
• Farm servers run high rates, so levels and gear come quickly. Browse the farm servers if you want to compete soon.
• VSlik servers skip the grind almost entirely: you start with gear and go straight to PvP. See the VSlik servers.
• Oldschool and newschool: oldschool servers keep the original maps and systems, while newschool servers add new systems, custom maps and a modern interface.

What the level range in a server name means

A range such as 1-99, 1-105 or 1-120 gives the starting and maximum level. 1-99 servers stay closest to the classic game. 1-105 and 1-120 servers add levels along with newer maps and skills. Ranges like 55-120 or 65-250 start your character at a high level, which is why they are mostly farm and VSlik servers.

Catch new servers at launch

Servers opening soon, and those that opened in the last 30 days, are listed by launch date on the New Metin2 Private Servers page.

What to check before you join

• Does the server card show an Offline label, and does the website load?
• When did the server open? A server that has run for years has a very different economy from one that opened last week.
• Are the rates, the item shop and the events described clearly?
• Is the Discord active, with regular announcements?
• Download the game client only from the server's own website.

Once you have picked a server, the Metin2 Mob Finder shows which map to level on at each stage.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Metin2 private server?
A server run by a player or a team rather than by the official publisher. Rates, level caps and game systems differ from one server to the next.

Do these servers cost money?
Private servers are usually free to join and pay their costs through an in-game item shop. Check what the shop sells on the server's own website.

How do I vote for a server?
Sign in with a free account and press the vote button on the server's page. Votes decide the Most Votes order.

How do I add my own server?
Create an account and fill in the Add Server form; listing is free. The server appears once an admin approves it.