Best F2P MMOs on PS5 (2026)
Updated October 2026 · Throne and Liberty, Warframe and Where Winds Meet lead the list.
These are the best free-to-play MMOs you can play on PS5, ranked by our live F2P MMO Power score: community ratings, activity this week, how fair the shop is and how often the game updates. Every game here is free to start; check its pay-to-win badge before you spend.
Games are ranked on the staff score until enough community votes are in. How we rank
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Throne and Liberty 79.1/100
Fantasy MMORPG with shapeshifting travel, weather that changes the world, guild sieges and open-world PvP on PC and console.
Why
- Rating 40%99
- Activity this week 20%98
- Fairness (pay-to-win) 25%50
- Update cadence 15%50
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Warframe 68.9/100
Fast co-op action shooter: build ninja-like Warframes, parkour through missions and earn almost everything in play, even premium currency by trading.
Why
- Rating 40%99
- Activity this week 20%46
- Fairness (pay-to-win) 25%50
- Update cadence 15%50
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Where Winds Meet 65.2/100
Open-world wuxia action RPG set in ancient China, with martial arts combat, a long solo story and online co-op with friends.
Why
- Rating 40%90
- Activity this week 20%46
- Fairness (pay-to-win) 25%50
- Update cadence 15%50
Tied on 65.2 with Once Human
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Once HumanOpen-world survival MMO in a strange post-apocalypse: build bases, craft gear and fight corrupted creatures alone or with friends.
65.2/100View pageWhy
- Rating 40%90
- Activity this week 20%46
- Fairness (pay-to-win) 25%50
- Update cadence 15%50
▲▼ show movement since Monday. The order updates the moment a vote lands.
How we rank
Power score out of 100: community rating 40%, activity this week 20%, fairness (pay-to-win) 25%, update cadence 15%. Ties go to the game that's more active this week, then the one with more followers.
FAQ
What is the best F2P MMO on PS5?
Throne and Liberty leads, followed by Warframe and Where Winds Meet.
Are these MMOs really free to play?
Yes. Every game here is free to download and play. Most sell cosmetics, convenience or boosts; the pay-to-win badge on each game shows how far its shop goes, as rated by players.