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How to Play Metin2 on Your Phone

MobilServerler Team · Updated:

Most players who want to play Metin2 on a phone start with the same question: is there an official mobile version, or are the Metin2 games people play on phones something else entirely? This guide explains the difference, how to start safely on Android and iOS, how touch controls work and what to look for when picking a server.

Is there an official Metin2 mobile app?

The official Metin2 published by Gameforge is a Windows PC game. At the time of writing, the publisher has not announced an official Android or iOS app. You may see store apps with "Metin2" in their name, but they do not belong to the official publisher. Always check the official Metin2 website and social channels for current news. Your official Metin2 account does not work on private servers: every server uses its own account system, so you register separately for each one.

What does "Metin2 mobile" mean?

The mobile Metin2 games are private servers built by independent teams and distributed with their own mobile client. They use familiar maps, classes and systems but set their own experience rates, drop rates, level caps and events. Some even put PC and mobile players in the same world; see our PC and mobile Metin2 servers. mobilserverler.com is an independent, vote-based list with no affiliation to Gameforge or Webzen.

Android, iPhone and tablets

  • Android: download the client only from the server's official website or its Google Play page. If it is an APK, allow "install unknown apps" for your browser just for that install, then switch it off again. Browse Android Metin2 servers.
  • iPhone and iPad: the App Store is the smoothest option, followed by TestFlight invitations shared by the server team. Developer-signed builds can stop opening if the certificate is revoked. Never enter your Apple ID password or install an unknown VPN or device management profile. Browse iOS Metin2 servers.
  • Tablets: the same client runs on Android tablets and iPads; how well the interface scales depends on the client.

Step-by-step instructions are in our APK and iOS installation guide.

Touch controls and auto hunt

Most clients use a virtual joystick on the left and attack and skill buttons on the right, with tap-to-target. Many mobile servers include in-game auto hunt, either free or as a premium feature, which saves your fingers and battery during long farming sessions. Lower brightness and graphics settings to reduce heat. See our auto hunt guide.

Five things to check before choosing a server

  1. Platform support for your device.
  2. Active players (online counts are claims made by the server team).
  3. Launch date; follow upcoming Metin2 servers.
  4. Auto hunt and game pace.
  5. Player reviews.

Note: values on private servers may differ from the official game. Always check each server's own rules.

Note: Rates, levels and system values on private servers may differ from the official game. Always check your server's announcements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you play Metin2 on a phone?

The official Metin2 is a PC game. The Metin2 games played on phones are private servers that distribute their own mobile clients. You can find servers supporting Android and iOS in our list.

Can I log in to mobile servers with my official Metin2 account?

No. Every private server has its own account system, so you need to register separately on each server you want to play.

Does playing Metin2 on a phone drain the battery?

It depends on graphics settings and session length, and long sessions can heat the phone. Lowering brightness and graphics and closing background apps during auto hunt helps.

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