Gravity Interactive has officially launched pre-registration for Ragnarok M: Classic Global on mobile. Previously exclusive to Southeast Asia, where it debuted in mid-April, the game is now gearing up for a Closed Beta Test that will introduce players across North America and Europe to its world for the very first time.

What’s the game like?

Ragnarok M: Classic Global emphasizes simplicity and fairness by doing away with daily and weekly paid bundles, removing gacha elements entirely, and steering clear of microtransactions. It's a significant pledge the developers are making to the community.

All players receive a complimentary monthly premium pass that offers advantages such as boosted EXP rates, improved drop rates, and an offline combat system that lets your character continue advancing even while you're away.

One of the standout features is its dedication to a Zeny-only economy—Zeny being the in-game currency for those unfamiliar with the Ragnarok universe. Every item, from high-tier gear to rare MVP cards, can be obtained and traded using Zeny alone.

Players can choose from six classic job classes, each of which can be upgraded to Tier 3. Once these jobs are unlocked, switching between them is seamless, creating a balanced setup that helps you adjust to any challenge, whether in PvE or PvP.

A deep card crafting system also awaits: hunt monsters, minis, and MVPs to gather resources and create powerful cards each week. Equipment refinement, meanwhile, reaches up to +15 with a guaranteed 100% success rate.

Pre-registration for Ragnarok M: Classic Global is now live

Team-based instances allow groups to take on formidable bosses together and earn substantial rewards. Guilds play a central role too, motivating players to tackle bigger challenges as a united team.

You can now pre-register for the game via the Google Play Store. Expected to launch in the first week of September, the game will be free to play.

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