The much-anticipated mobile and PC game, Tree of Savior M, already out in South Korea, is set to launch in Thailand in early 2026. Its release has been officially announced by the local publisher, Electronics Extreme (EXE). Initially planned for 2024, the game experienced several delays but now has a more concrete launch timeline.
A creation of IMC Games, Tree of Savior M is a revamped version of the original Tree of Savior, known as the spiritual successor to Ragnarok Online. The game’s attractive 2D aesthetic, flexible class system, and the return of classic MMORPG elements, combined with full crossplay support for mobile and PC, make it highly appealing to players. Features include more than 200 bosses, pet and housing system, crafting, PVE and PVP events with voice acting in Japanese and Korean, catering to both seasoned and new players.
EXE reassures that despite the lengthy delay, the revised projection is firm and that previous postponements were due to necessary technical revisions and localization. The nostalgic MMOS market in Southeast Asia has seen an upturn due to titles like Ragnarok Origin and Seal M, making Tree of Savior M’s launch very timely. For now, it will only be launched in Thailand, but there are plans of regional extension in the succeeding months. This game should not be confused with the Tree of Savior: Neo.
