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Mortal Online 2 vs Albion Online

Every attribute in the database, side by side — MMOlist scores Mortal Online 2 at 69 and Albion Online at 85, but the right pick depends on how you play.

The short version

What they share: a sandbox world and open-world PvP.

Compared with Mortal Online 2, Albion Online is more alt-friendly, seen as more pay-to-win and more solo-friendly, with hybrid combat instead of action combat and a free-to-play + sub option model instead of subscription.

Mortal Online 2 — strengths: Genuine adrenaline — every fight matters; One shared world server. Watch out for: New players are food.

Albion Online — strengths: Everything is player-crafted; Meaningful full-loot risk. Watch out for: Brutal for solo newcomers.

Mortal Online 2Albion Online
StatusLiveLive
Release year20222017
DeveloperStar VaultSandbox Interactive
Business modelSubscriptionFree-to-Play + Sub Option
PlatformsPCPC, Mac, Xbox, Mobile
Combat typeActionHybrid
World designSandboxSandbox
MMOlist score6985
Steam rating58%80%
User score8.5/107.8/10
Critic score—88
Steam peak CCU4K22K
PvE focus
PvP focus
Grindiness
Solo friendly
Duo friendly
Casual friendly
Typical session2+ hours30–60 min
Time to endgame300h+100–300h
Catch-up friendly
Chore pressure
Endgame progressionHorizontalHybrid
Alt friendly
Crafting depth
Guild importance
P2W perceptionVery LowModerate
Open-world PvPYesYes
Full-loot PvPYesYes
HousingOpen WorldOpen World
Steam DeckUnsupportedPlayable
Cross-playPartial / N/AYes
Cross-progressionPartial / N/AYes
Update cadenceActiveActive
Best forFull-loot first-person diehards; Guild territory fighters; Players who want real fearFull-loot PvP fans; Guild warfare; Player-economy traders; Mobile sandbox players

Pick Mortal Online 2 if you want…

  • Full-loot first-person diehards
  • Guild territory fighters
  • Players who want real fear

Pick Albion Online if you want…

  • Full-loot PvP fans
  • Guild warfare
  • Player-economy traders
  • Mobile sandbox players

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