Tree of Savior
IMC Games · IMC Games
'RO2 in spirit' from RO's original designer; gorgeous art, tangled systems.
Worth playing in 2026?
For a specific kind of playerTree of Savior in 2026 scores 44/100 on the overall lens — updates are slow, and reviews aggregate to 57/100. The monetization is the asterisk: pay-to-win perception sits at 4/5.
Worth it if
- ✓ Ragnarok veterans
- ✓ Class-build maximalists
Skip it if
- ✗ pay-to-win is a dealbreaker for you (perception 4/5)
- ✗ you want your time respected — grind is very high
- ✗ you can only spare a few casual hours a week
- ✗ systems bloat and powercreep
Composed from this page's data — score, update cadence, monetization — not from a reviewer's mood. Same inputs as the tier list.
What it costs to start
Free to start- · Free to download and play — no purchase required
- · Budget warning: heavy cash-shop pressure (P2W perception 4/5)
Prices and bundles change — verify on the official site ↗.
Business model
Combat
World design
Platforms
Housing
Update cadence
Profile facts verified 2026-07-21 · monetization verified 2026-07-21
Time commitment
Low chore pressure = the game doesn't punish missed days. Editorial assessments · verified 2026-07-21.
Review scores
Population activity
Sourced, dated observations — never an estimate. Different sources measure different things and are never combined.
Platform activity
Scope: Players with the game open through the Steam client at the moment of observation, as reported by Steam's own player-count API. partial coverage
Does not include: The game's own launcher, console players, other storefronts (Epic, standalone clients), and any separate regions or server clusters. For most MMOs Steam is one launcher among several, so this is a floor, not a total.
Source & method →Related context (not a player count)
Data as of 2026-07-26.
Live data refreshed 2026-07-26 · refreshes daily
Gameplay profile
Editorial scales · verified 2026-07-21
Pros & cons
- ✓ Gorgeous hand-drawn art
- ✓ Dozens of class combinations
- ✗ Systems bloat and powercreep
Best for
- Ragnarok veterans
- Class-build maximalists
Notes & links
Promoted from the Archive registry; metrics are estimates pending sourced data.
Sources
Guilds recruiting
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What changed recently
Same rules as the email alerts: Steam activity swings of ±15%+, calendar events in the next two weeks, release-date changes, recent news. Quiet spells show nothing.
Frequently asked questions
▸Is Tree of Savior free to play?
Yes — free to start. Free to download and play — no purchase required. Budget warning: heavy cash-shop pressure (P2W perception 4/5).
▸Is Tree of Savior worth playing in 2026?
For a specific kind of player. Tree of Savior in 2026 scores 44/100 on the overall lens — updates are slow, and reviews aggregate to 57/100. The monetization is the asterisk: pay-to-win perception sits at 4/5.
▸How many people play Tree of Savior? Is it dead?
Tree of Savior's official servers are online, but no verified total player count is publicly available. MMOlist shows sourced activity observations — such as Steam concurrent players where a source exists — in the Population activity section rather than estimating a total. An absence of public numbers is not evidence that a game is dead.
▸Is Tree of Savior pay-to-win?
Many players say yes — spending gives meaningful advantages, and the pay-to-win criticism is common.
▸What platforms is Tree of Savior on?
Tree of Savior is available on PC. It plays well on a controller.
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