1-99 Metin2 servers are built around the level range that was the standard for many years. A cap of 99 keeps characters and items within a set power ceiling, which makes PvP balance easier to maintain. For many players, 1-99 is still what Metin2 means.
This page lists Metin2 mobile private servers running the 1-99 range, ranked by player votes. Rates vary widely, from fast farm-style projects to slow classic servers, so below the list we explain what to look for.
Its relatively simple systems also make it comfortable to play on a phone, whether you are a veteran or new to the game.
The 1-99 range was the standard for years, and its maps, dungeons and item sets form a complete, focused package without later high-level content. The biggest PvP advantage is the low power ceiling: between two max-level players, skill matters more than gear.
On mobile, 1-99 servers usually run well thanks to simpler systems and fewer effects. Since most max-level time is spent in PvP and events, check that event times fit your daily routine. Want a higher cap and more content? See 1-120 servers.
On a 1-99 server, reaching 99 is the start of the real competition, not the end. From there, upgrades, bonuses, skill levels and player skill decide who wins. A well-designed server offers weekly dungeons, guild wars, ranking rewards and seasonal events for max-level players.
A server with a maximum level of 99, which was Metin2's standard level range for many years.
It depends on preference. 1-99 offers tighter, simpler PvP, while 1-120 adds more content and a longer progression.
It depends on rates; a few days on fast servers, weeks or even months on classic ones.
Some do. Certain servers keep the classic range but add costumes, pets and other systems, so check the feature list on the server page.
For server owners · Android
Launch Your Own Mobile Metin2 Server
Bring your server to phones: the original Metin2 PC client ported to Android. Not an emulator — mobile players join your existing server and play in the same world as PC players.
