The highly anticipated sequel to the hit korean-IP, Ragnarok Online is now available for free on Steam* The Free to Play MMO features updated graphics for it’s predecessor as well as new mechanics for the game. Ragnarok Online 2 Features:

• Explore the Massive, 3D World of Ragnarok 2: Return to the world of Midgard and explore the familiar areas like Prontera, Alberta, and Morroc, as you’ve never seen them before as well as adventuring in the numerous new lands, dungeons, and caves!
• Revisit Familiar Lands and Creatures: Visit the famous capitol city of Prontera, battle the evil Baphomet, or run through fields filled with Porings. Rediscover the areas, allies, and monsters that you knew before in their new form!
• Create & Customize Your Adventurer: Level one of the five base classes to the next tier and choose a specialization, explore and collect the armor and weapons of your Midgardian, and place your own, unique stamp on the world of Ragnarok 2.
• Craft Items and Open a Store: Immerse yourself in being an Alchemist, Artisan, Blacksmith, or Chef, create a variety of useful potions, armor, weapons, or food, and then open a store and sell your wares to other players!
• PvE and PvP Available to Any Player Type: Battle against the monsters and villains of Midgard, or test your mettle against other players in the Arena. Take it a step further at level 10, and try your hand at the coliseum for five stages of brutal battle! There are tons of opportunities available for solo players, groups, and even guilds who want to take part in PvP!
• Free-to-Play How You Choose: Ragnarok 2 has a simple, no commitment policy when it comes to free-to-play. If you want to purchase items, it’s on your terms. You can enjoy the world of Midgard no matter what path you choose, with no monthly subscription required to play

*do note availability is subject to your current region.  While Ragnarok Online 2 is undoubtably available on Steam, it’s not unlocked for everyone worldwide as seen from this screenshot when I tried to access the listing on the Steam storefront: Best guess is it’s due to a licensing agreement with local operators like Level-Up.  For those who can download the client however, all you need is WarPortal ID to join in the fray. source Steam, Siliconera