Tarisland
Tarisland was a free-to-play fantasy MMORPG shared by phone and PC players, published by Level Infinite in June 2024. Its global version shut down on 4 November 2025.
What was Tarisland?
Tarisland was a fantasy MMORPG developed by China's Locojoy Games and published worldwide by Tencent's Level Infinite. It aimed to bring the traditional PC MMORPG experience of dungeons and raids to phones. The global version launched on 21 June 2024 for Windows, Android and iOS, and appeared on Steam in autumn 2024. According to the publisher's official notice, the global version was shut down on 4 November 2025.
How it played
Players picked from nine classes, each with two specialisations, so one character could deal damage, heal or tank. The focus was group content: five-player dungeons, ten-player raids with difficulty tiers, PvP arenas and seasonal content. Its standout feature was full cross-platform play and progression between phone and PC.
Platforms and business model
- Platforms: Windows (own launcher and Steam), Android, iOS.
- Business model: free to play with cosmetics and season packs.
Shutdown
The official Tarisland account announced in September 2025 that registration and payments closed on 4 September 2025 and that the game would be retired on 4 November 2025, 00:00 GMT+0, with downloads removed and no offline version. Tencent separately closed the Chinese version on 11 February 2026.
Turkish language and Türkiye
No official information on a Turkish language option could be found, and there was no Turkey-specific server or publisher.
Why it drew attention, and why it ended
Before launch Tarisland was discussed as a pocket-sized classic MMORPG, with art, classes and raid design reminiscent of World of Warcraft, and cross-device raiding drew interest. Yet it announced its closure about fourteen months after its global launch without a detailed public reason, a recent example of how quickly live-service games can end when they cannot hold an audience.
