Launch day is when everything in Metin2 resets: everyone starts at level one, the market is empty and guilds are still forming. This page lists newly opened and upcoming Metin2 mobile private servers, newest first, so you can join a fresh world from day one.
Getting in early is a real advantage, but new projects are also the hardest to judge. Below the list we explain what to check before you commit to a brand-new server. The list updates as new servers are added, so check back often.
If a server has not opened yet, its page shows the planned launch date so you can prepare in advance.
On an older server, newcomers share maps with fully geared max-level players. On a new Metin2 private server everyone starts equal: market prices have not settled, rare items are valuable and active players quickly make a name for themselves. Launch is the best time to found a guild and climb the rankings.
Expect queues and some lag in the first hour. Download the client early, create your account in advance and grab your character name. A few weeks after launch, check the server's position in the Top 100; servers that keep their players also keep their votes. Want to discuss upcoming launches? Join the conversation on our forum.
The first week says a lot about a server's future. Does the team fix bugs quickly and answer player complaints? A sharp drop in players after launch day or a constantly growing item shop are warning signs.
Servers flagged as new or added to the site within the last 60 days, sorted newest first.
Being new is not a red flag by itself, but longevity is uncertain. Checking the team's history, beta phase and community channels lowers the risk.
This page updates as new servers are added, and launch announcements are also shared on our forum.
Early players get ahead in levels and economy, but many servers offer catch-up support. A few days late is rarely a big problem.
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.
