Metin2 Server Files
Metin2 server files are the heart of any private server. They contain the game core, database core, quests, item and mob protos and the configuration that defines your world.
On Metin2Zone you will find server files across the most popular revisions, cleaned of common backdoors and organised into ready-to-use packages so you can get a server running quickly.
Popular Metin2 server file revisions
Different revisions balance features, stability and hardware requirements. Pick the one that matches your goals and your client version.
40K Files
A widely used, feature-rich revision that is well documented and heavily supported by the community.
34K Files
A lighter, stable base that is popular for learning and low-resource hosting.
2014 Files
A classic revision favoured for nostalgic, old-school server projects.
Clean Files
Packages checked and cleaned of common malicious code so you start from a safe base.
Ready-to-use packages
Preconfigured server files that boot with minimal setup — ideal for a first server.
Setting up your server files
A typical Metin2 server runs the game and DB binaries on FreeBSD alongside a MySQL/MariaDB database and an account server. After extracting your server files, you configure the database, set your CONFIG files and point the client to your IP.
Always run server files inside a controlled environment and review the source and quests before going live. Our Metin2 Guides cover full server setup and security hardening.
Metin2 Server Files FAQ
What are Metin2 server files?
Server files are the server-side packages — game core, DB core, quests and configuration — that run a Metin2 world. Paired with a matching client they create a private server.
Which Metin2 server files revision is best for beginners?
A clean, ready-to-use package on a lighter revision such as 34K is the easiest starting point, since the versions are guaranteed to work together.
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