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Metin2Zone — Metin2 Files, Server Files, Client & Development Resources

Download free Metin2 server files, client files, source code, tools, quests and development resources. Everything a private server owner or Metin2 developer needs, organised into clean, easy-to-navigate categories.

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Explore the Metin2 resource library

Each category is a focused hub. Browse the highlights below, then open any topic for the full collection of Metin2 files, source code and documentation.

Every core Metin2 file type in one place — server packages, client packages, patches and resources.

  • Server packages
  • Client packages
  • Patch files
  • Resource files
Open Metin2 Files

Ready-to-use Metin2 server files across the most popular revisions, cleaned and organised.

  • 40K Files
  • 34K Files
  • 2014 Files
  • Clean Files
  • Ready-to-use packages
Open Server Files

Official and custom Metin2 clients, client source, fixes and complete client packs.

  • Official Client
  • Custom Client
  • Client Source
  • Client Fixes
  • Client Pack
Open Client

Game source, database source, binary source and open-source Metin2 projects to build from.

  • Game Source
  • DB Source
  • Binary Source
  • BGFX Source
  • Open Source Projects
Open Source Code

The essential Metin2 developer toolbox — viewers, packers, editors and quest tooling.

  • Granny Viewer
  • EterNexus
  • Eix/Epk Tool
  • Map Editor
  • Item Editor
  • Quest Tools
Open Tools

Feature systems that modernise your server — costumes, pets, mounts, shops and more.

  • Costume System
  • Pet System
  • Mount System
  • Offline Shop
  • Battle Pass
  • Achievement System
Open Systems

Lua quests, dungeon logic, event scripts and NPC scripts ready to drop into your server.

  • Lua Quests
  • Dungeon Quests
  • Event Quests
  • NPC Scripts
Open Quests

Step-by-step tutorials for compiling, setting up and securing your Metin2 project.

  • Compile Guide
  • Server Setup
  • Client Setup
  • Fix Tutorials
  • Security Guide
Open Guides

The modern BGFX rendering backend for Metin2 — sources, builds and migration notes.

  • BGFX Client
  • BGFX Source
  • Renderer Fixes
  • Shader Resources
  • Migration Notes
Open BGFX

A single index of every Metin2 download on Metin2Zone — files, clients, tools and more.

  • Server downloads
  • Client downloads
  • Tool downloads
  • Source downloads
  • Full packs
Open Download

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Metin2 files, private servers and development.

What are Metin2 server files?

Metin2 server files are the server-side packages that run a Metin2 game world — the game core, database core, quests, protos and configuration. Combined with a matching client, they let you host your own private Metin2 server. On Metin2Zone you can download clean, ready-to-use server files across popular revisions such as 40K, 34K and 2014 builds.

How do I create a Metin2 private server?

You need three things: Metin2 server files, a compatible client and a machine (or VPS) to host them. Download a server package, compile or run the game and DB binaries, configure your MySQL database and account server, then connect the client to your server IP. Our Metin2 Guides walk you through server setup, client setup and the most common fixes step by step.

Which client version should I use?

Match your client to your server files revision. Older, lighter revisions are ideal for learning and low-spec hosting, while modern builds — including the BGFX renderer — offer better performance and visuals. If you are just starting out, use one of the ready-to-use client packs paired with the matching server files so the versions are guaranteed to work together.

Are these resources free?

Yes. All Metin2 files, server files, client files, source code, tools, systems and quests indexed on Metin2Zone are free to download for development and learning purposes.

How do I compile Metin2 source?

Compiling Metin2 source usually means building the game and DB binaries on FreeBSD (or Linux) and building the client from its Python/C++ source on Windows. You will need the correct toolchain, dependencies and libraries for your revision. Follow our Compile Guide in the Metin2 Guides section for a complete, ordered walkthrough.

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