Metin2 Client
The Metin2 client is the game your players actually run. It handles rendering, input, the UI and communication with your server.
From the official client to fully custom builds and complete client source, Metin2Zone collects the client resources you need to launch and customise your project.
Metin2 client types
Choose a client that matches your server files and the experience you want to offer players.
Official Client
A stock client that mirrors the original game, ideal as a clean baseline.
Custom Client
A modified client with new UI, systems and quality-of-life features baked in.
Client Source
The Python and C++ source used to compile the client and add new features.
Client Fixes
Patches for common client crashes, exploits and rendering issues.
Client Pack
A complete, ready-to-play client bundle matched to a server revision.
Matching client and server versions
Your client must speak the same protocol as your server files. Using a client pack that ships with matching server files removes almost all version-mismatch problems.
If you plan to add custom systems, start from client source so you can recompile the binary and integrate server-side systems cleanly.
Metin2 Client FAQ
Which Metin2 client version should I use?
Match your client to your server files revision. Beginners should use a ready-to-play client pack that ships with matching server files.
Do I need the client source?
Only if you want to add or modify features that require recompiling the client binary. For running a stock experience, a client pack is enough.
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