MMOBomb 1 second ago Best Free Open World MMO Games for PC in 2025
Brighter Shores
If you are a Runescape fan, you may want to check out the latest MMORPG project from its creator.
Fractured Online
It's been a long road to get here, but Fractured Online is now free-to-play.
The First Descendant
Push back against the Vulgus with your Descendant of choice in this free-to-play PvE-only looter-shooter.
Tarisland
If you're looking for an MMORPG that sticks to the tried-and-true structure, Tarisland may be worth checking out.
Sky: Children of the Light
Take a beautiful trip through a wonderous world from the creators of "Journey."
Palia
Get your cozy MMO on as you work to build your house, collect bugs, fish, and help out friends.
HAWKED
Free-to-play PvPvE, team-based treasure hunting, puzzle solving, and sharp shooting.
NARAKA: BLADEPOINT
The original 60-player, melee-focused battle royale goes free-to-play, opening the doors for everyone.
Undawn
Fight to survive and protect your allies in a post-apocalyptic open world MMO, all while being guided by the Fresh Prince himself.
Eden Eternal
Eden Eternal is a free-to-play 3D anime-style MMORPG from the developers of Kitsu Saga and Grand Fantasia. In Eden Eternal, players will trek across a magical realm filled with vibrant races (Humans, Beast Men, Frog Men and other half-animal races) and prosperous villages.
Ethyrial: Echoes of Yore
An "old school MMORPG" that pays tribute to those that came before it.
STALCRAFT: X
Hit the open world around Chernobyl's Exclusion zone... but you won't be alone.
Tower of Fantasy
Tower of Fantasy brings the MMORPG experience to PC and mobile with a F2P, splashy, anime-esque style.
Aero Tales Online
Aero Tales Online uses a more classic Anime MMORPG art style to hit those nostalgia buttons for early 2000s MMO players.
Chimeraland
Chimeraland is a free-to-play sandbox MMO that has so many character customization options that some of you may be in the creator for hours… no joke
Flyff Universe
Flyff Universe uses an updated graphics engine to merge some fan favorite features! Experience the Anime MMORPG anywhere through any browser.
Diablo Immortal
Diablo Immortal is an all-new massively multiplayer online action RPG and Blizzard’s long advertised mobile Diablo experience (that totally was not coming to PC) comes to PC complete with all the demon slaying and looting you could want.
Halo Infinite
Step into the boots of a fresh Spartan and fight for galactic supremacy in free-to-play Halo Infinite Multiplayer
Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis
Defend the Planet Halpha against the threat of the DOLLS in F2P sci-fi MMORPG Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis! PSO2:NG is a remastered version of the original PSO2, with stunning new graphics and gameplay features.
Genshin Impact
Explore a bright and fantastical anime-styled world in miHoYo's free-to-play online RPG Genshin Impact.
Jade Goddess
Set out on an epic journey in a world inspired by Eastern mythology in 101xp's free-to-play browser MMORPG Jade Goddess. Choose one of four classes and recruit powerful allies in a number of different battle types to protect the people of the Jade Dynasty.
Phantasy Star Online 2
Phantasy Star Online 2 is a free to play 3D MMORPG published by SEGA. Based on the original Dreamcast and Gamecube series, Phantasy Star Online 2 offers players the chance to visit detailed worlds and fight hundreds of interesting enemies.
League of Angels - Heaven's Fury
Embark on an epic quest to save world in League of Angels - Heaven's Fury, the latest entry in the free-to-play browser-based MMORPG franchise. Play as a mighty Dragoon, the enigmatic Mage, or deadly Archer and recruit your team of angels from the sides of light and darkness to fight against demonic beasts and their vile masters in a gorgeously rendered fantasy world.
Inferna
Journey across the vast world of Pangeau and defend the kingdom of your choice in free-to-play MMORPG Inferna. Choose from four races and four character classes and learn the intricate history of the world as you engage in thrilling adventures and quests!
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Open World Game mean?
An open world game is one that sets aside the typical "beat the level and go on to the next" structure of video games. Instead, an open world game allows the player the freedom to explore a virtual world the way they want to without limits. While this term often gets presented as "do anything you want", it would be better to think of an open world game as allowing you to tackle the game's objectives in any order you want and through whatever method you want.
Open world games typically do not have loading screens in between areas and usually let the player roam wherever they desire without "invisible walls" or other gating mechanics barring the player's passage to certain areas.
In open world games you can often travel from one side of the map to the other and only be constrained by the actual geography of the world.
What is the most open world game?
The "most" open world game is going to differ based on what you are looking for when you say, "most open world." If you are strictly talking about the size of the open world, then something like "No Man's Sky" (not a F2P game) could probably be considered one of the most open world games. EVE Online (which does offer a limited free access point) would also fit in this definition as both games offer galaxies of “open world” to explore.
If by the "most" open world you mean the most freedom to go wherever you want to go, then perhaps games like Minecraft or Rust are the options you are looking for in your open world experience.
What is the best open-world game in 2025?
There aren't a ton of truly open world games in the free-to-play MMO game space, but games like EVE Online, Albion Online, and Planetside 2 offer some type of open world component to their gameplay.
Often you may see games advertised as open world (like Tower of Fantasy or Genshin Impact) and to a certain extent they are, but sometimes level gating is in use to keep players out of areas where the content may be harder than the player’s character level. You'll also often see games in the free-to-play genre referred to as "sandbox" and this usually means the game has some type of "do whatever you want" component like open world games.