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MapleStory Classic World Goes Global Today

MapleStory Classic World, Nexon's nostalgia-fueled legacy version of the MMORPG, has launched worldwide as a free-to-play title on Nexon's launcher and Steam.

MapleStory Classic World Goes Global Today

Remember the good old days of grinding through MapleStory? Nexon is betting you do. MapleStory Classic World officially launches today across the globe, bringing what Nexon calls "true nostalgia" to players everywhere.

The legacy-themed MMORPG has been sitting in a founder's access period since October 6th, giving early adopters a head start on the action. Now the gates are wide open for everyone, with the game available worldwide through Nexon's launcher and Steam as a free-to-play experience.

So what exactly is MapleStory Classic World? It's a reimagined legacy version of the beloved MMORPG, built for fans who miss the way things used to be. Nexon is leaning hard into the nostalgia angle here, positioning this as the authentic throwback experience for longtime players.

If you've been curious about jumping in, the barrier to entry is basically zero. Free-to-play means you can download it, hop in, and see for yourself whether that old-school MapleStory magic still holds up. Whether you're a veteran returning to familiar stomping grounds or someone who wants to know what all the fuss was about, there's no cost to find out.

The founder's access period gave Nexon some time to test the waters with dedicated fans before the full global rollout, and now the real test begins. Legacy servers and classic-style experiences have been having a moment lately, and MapleStory Classic World is Nexon's shot at capturing that energy for one of its most iconic franchises.

For players who've been waiting since the October 6th founder's access launch for the worldwide release, today's the day. The game is live now on both Nexon's launcher and Steam, so you can dive in whenever you're ready.

Will you be checking out MapleStory Classic World for a dose of nostalgia? What's the one classic feature you're hoping made the cut? Let us know in the comments!

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