Playing on your phone during the day and on your computer at night with the same character is one of the most requested Metin2 features. This page ranks cross-platform Metin2 servers, offering both PC and mobile clients, by player votes. Android, iOS and PC players share the same maps, market and guild wars.
Wondering how to play a mobile Metin2 server on your computer? Below the list we explain the two ways to do it and how one account works across devices.
1. The server's own PC client: the best option. Cross-platform servers usually publish a Windows client on their official website, built for keyboard and mouse. Download it only from that site and log in with your existing account.
2. An Android emulator: if there is no PC client, an emulator can run the mobile version on your computer, with touch controls mapped to keys. Performance depends on your PC, and some servers restrict emulators, so check the rules first and download the emulator only from its developer's official site.
Account and character data live on the server, so you simply log in with the same username and password. Usually only one session can be active at a time, both clients must be on the latest version, and interface settings are often saved per device. See our Android and iOS guides for installation details.
Yes if the server offers a PC client. Otherwise an Android emulator may work, but check the server's emulator rules first.
On cross-platform servers, yes. Character data is stored on the server, so logging in with the same account picks up where you left off.
It depends entirely on the server's rules. Most allow emulators, but some ban or restrict them, so read the rules first.
Usually not. Most servers allow one active session per account, so logging in elsewhere closes the first session.
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