Ragnarok M: Classic Launches Worldwide

Gravity Interactive has officially launched Ragnarok M: Classic on a global scale. The beloved MMORPG is now accessible to players across North America and Europe, reviving the essence of the original Ragnarok Online with its signature anime-style graphics, real-time combat, and classic job classes.

This release represents the first simultaneous worldwide launch of the classic Ragnarok experience, featuring fully integrated global servers. Cross-platform play is supported across Android, iOS, and PC.

Zeny Drives the Entire Economy

Ragnarok M: Classic Global operates on a single-currency system: Zeny. All gear, items, and upgrades can be earned through gameplay, with no pay-to-win mechanics.

The launch version is built for sustained engagement, featuring deep progression systems. Players can explore the six original jobs and switch roles in real-time during battle, offering strategic flexibility without being locked into a single path.

Every job class is freely unlockable. Team-based instances require coordination to defeat massive bosses, while a safe refinement system guarantees equipment upgrades up to +15 with no risk of failure.

A card crafting system is also in place, with boosted drop rates allowing players to collect materials from monsters, Mini-Bosses, and MVPs to forge powerful cards each week. Watch the official cinematic trailer below.

Additional Features in Ragnarok M: Classic Global

All players receive a free lifetime Monthly Pass, which includes 17 distinct benefits such as experience boosts, increased drop rates, and exclusive headgear. An Offline Battle Mode allows your character to progress even when you're not actively playing.

Following a successful launch in Asia earlier this year, where it topped charts in multiple countries, the game is now testing its appeal with a global audience. It remains to be seen if Gravity Interactive's refreshed take on this MMORPG will resonate worldwide.

You can download Ragnarok M: Classic Global on the Google Play Store. For more gaming news, read our coverage on Old School RuneScape's bingo-inspired 'Grid Master' community event.