BestGames.to is a catalogue of private servers for massively multiplayer online games. It brings together projects across 26 games — from Lineage 2, World of Warcraft and MU Online to Minecraft, Ragnarok Online and Aion. Projects currently listed: 1,441.
Each game is a separate category with its own filters: version and chronicles, experience rates, server type (PvP or PvE), and community language. Open the game you need, sort projects by player votes, compare conditions and head to a server's website. Browsing the catalogue is free; server owners can add their project after registering.
LineageGame is a Lineage 2 server on the Interlude chronicle with x10 rates, running without wipes. The online population grows through merges with other servers, and the donation system, gameplay settings and balance have all been reworked for this format.
Special attention has been given to the buff system: the LS buff applies 4 Clarity and 4 Refresh at the same time, with a total of 28 buff slots available (24 plus 4 Divine Inspiration). The enchant chance has been adjusted, some quests have been simplified, and the Olympiad and clan system have been reworked. There is no limit on the number of windows.
New players receive starter consumables, respawn scrolls and a 5-day premium account. The game features the Community Board (the panel opened with Alt+B), free teleport from the gatekeeper and through the Community Board, a weapon and armor auction (except augmented weapons), automatic skill learning, buff removal with Alt+click, three upgrade tiers for Core and Orfen jewelry, mass Spoil collection and an improved client with password autofill.
The Olympiad period lasts 7 days. Weekly castle sieges are held with a bonus clan skill for the owner, along with daily events and champion mobs.
Sunx1 is a Lineage 2 server with High Five chronicle graphics, yet with classic logic and gameplay in the spirit of C4. The main rate is x1, which makes leveling measured and gives value to every level you reach.
Paid services on the server apply only to a player's personal items and do not affect the gameplay. Donations have no influence on the balance and grant no advantage in combat, and they do not touch the in-game currency either. This orients the project toward fair play, where the result depends on your effort rather than on your investment.
GodWorld is a Lineage II server running on the custom Wolf Waker chronicle. The project operates without wipes and is maintained by its own team of developers with regular updates.
The core of the gameplay is built around custom events and a separate currency that you can earn by taking part in them. It is this currency that you use to acquire top-tier items: they cannot be bought with donations, only with the in-game currency.
For your convenience, a Community Board (Alt+B) with a set of in-game services is provided, along with an in-game shop and a global teleport that instantly takes you to any point on the map. The buffer offers the level 1 "Caster of Isa" buff, and buffs last for 1 hour.
All classes are granted for free, and the subclass is unlocked without a quest by purchasing it through the Community Board (Alt+B).
Dark World is a Lineage 2 server on the C4 chronicle for those who value the classic atmosphere without simplifications. There are no wipes or resets here: your progress is preserved, and the game world runs steadily for years.
The core systems work in full, just like on official servers: Manor, Olympiad, and Seven Signs. A complete clan system is available, with clans, clan halls, and castles with sieges. The epic bosses are in place, and S-grade drop is fair, following C4 logic.
Crafting, Spoil, and quests are preserved without "modern improvements". The mobs have a living AI: they gather into parties, cast magic, and behave sensibly. Geodata, fishing, and in-game events are also implemented.
The L2dewell server complex runs on the High Five chronicle with x5 rates. The project is declared as stable, with no wipes, and is focused on PvP: it suits both solo players and large clans. The use of bots on the server is permitted. Unique events and raid bosses await you, along with add-ons developed in-house by the project team.
l2legends.top is a Lineage 2 server on the High Five chronicles with x100 rates. The high-rate format suits players who prefer dynamic character progression: leveling is faster than on classic servers, leaving more time for PvP, sieges and raid bosses. The High Five chronicles keep the familiar set of classes, dungeons and the Olympiad, making the server easy to grasp for both veterans and newcomers.
PVP-Arena is an international Lineage 2 server running Chronicle 4 (C4) with extreme x10000 rates, fully focused on PvP. Character progression has been reduced to a minimum: players have access to an NPC buffer, a GM shop, and drops from all epic raid bosses, letting you jump into combat quickly without tedious grinding.
For convenient travel, the server features a global gatekeeper and a teleport quest, while a dedicated zone in Gludio is set aside for PvP battles. The game also has its own unique server currency. The project administration states that the server hardware runs stably and that player support is responsive.
Raven is a private Lineage 2 server running the Interlude chronicle with high rates (x1000). The project is focused on PvP gameplay: fast character progression lets players quickly move on to the core part of the content — mass battles, castle sieges, and Olympiad fights.
High EXP and Adena rates cut down the time needed to reach the maximum level and obtain epic gear, making the server convenient for players who prefer active PvP without a lengthy grind. Regular events are held to keep players engaged outside of sieges and the Olympiad.
Raven is a good fit for anyone looking for an Interlude server with a strong PvP focus and minimal time spent leveling — thanks to the high rates, character progression and participation in clan wars become accessible within the first few days after launch.
La2-Favorite Freya is a server based on the Freya chronicle, featuring a Dynamic Rates (DR) system: experience and drop rates increase or decrease depending on the in-game situation. The project is focused on PvP and solo play, complemented by a reset system that allows gradual improvement of character parameters.
The authors preserve the classic structure of the Freya chronicle while adding new locations, quests for top-tier armor with stats balanced for the chronicle, additional mobs and raid bosses, as well as new spots for territory control. New sets, wings, and cloaks are purely decorative textures with no non-standard stats; all equipment is obtained through regular gameplay.
Enchanting is handled through a dynamic chance that gradually decreases, with a maximum of +16. The Olympiad is limited to one account per IP. The Noblesse quest has been replaced with purchasing an item for adena via Alt+B, and subclasses are available without a quest (maximum of three, levels 40-75). The server features offline trading, an item broker, gear visualization, shops and teleports via Alt+B, as well as Mammon functions.
Raid bosses drop Raid Coin currency, which can be exchanged for rare items, and a commission shop is available for selling surplus drops and crafting materials. The server includes the Dark Brotherhood, Golden Order, and Thieves' Guild guilds, each with its own bonuses, as well as the Football and Labyrinth events.
The cursed-world | Superion server offers gameplay on the Superion chronicles with a x50 rate. The launch took place on December 20, 2024, at 19:00.
The Superion update centers on a storyline about a mysterious flying ship belonging to the race of giants, accessible through the Palace of Empress Ramona. Here, a party of characters level 115 and above must fight Ramona and destroy the Magic Device within 6 minutes to obtain the key to the ship; rare accessories and synthesis materials drop as rewards. Also available is the Superion Battle Fortress, an instanced zone for characters above level 115, where players can obtain pages of the giants' ancient scriptures to master the Forgotten Power.
Among the new additions are the Silver Seed Bracelet, which boosts offensive stats, Elemental Orbs for combining gemstones, and a new Amber stone that increases equipment defense and attack. The tattoo system has been expanded up to level 30 and now includes the Giants' Seal effect, with the total bonus reaching +30% damage.
Classes have also been reworked: Isa Spellsingers gained skills that affect the entire party, while Aegis Healers received the ultimate skill "Persuasion of Light".
BestGames.to is an independent catalogue and ranking of private MMO servers. We list servers across more than 20 games — Lineage 2, World of Warcraft, MU Online, Aion, Perfect World, Minecraft, Ragnarok Online, Metin2 and more. A project's position in the list is determined by player votes.
One account can cast one vote per day. Votes drive the organic ranking: the more votes a project receives, the higher it climbs. Vote counts are tallied monthly and reset on the 1st of each month, so the list reflects the community's current activity. Attempts to inflate votes are tracked and lead to penalties.
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Games in the Catalogue
The catalogue covers classic MMORPGs and games that live on through private servers. Below are the categories with the most projects listed at the moment (numbers change as servers are added and moderated).
Each server card in the catalogue shows the key parameters: experience and drop rates, level cap, launch date, community language, and a link to the official website. What to look at first:
Online count in context. An absolute online figure says little on its own: for some games and chronicles a hundred players is a full community with sieges and group content, while for others it is modest. Judge the online count relative to the specific game and version, not in isolation.
Project age. A server that has run steadily for more than a year has already proven its viability. For newer projects, look at the team and the stated support plans.
Donation model. For private servers, what exactly is sold for money matters. Cosmetics, experience boosts and convenience items usually do not break the balance. Selling the best gear or enchantments for real money (pay-to-win) noticeably affects PvP — keep that in mind when choosing.
To find a suitable server, open the game you want and use the filters by version, rates and type. If you run your own project, register and add it to the catalogue — player votes will determine its place in the list.
