Yogurting private server
Yogurting is a school-life MMO. You enrol at a school, clear episodes with other students and move up a year. Lassiard is a free server for it, open to anyone with an account.
refreshed every 10s
about five minutes
Your email is used for password resets and nothing else.
One file with the game and the launcher, which keeps the game patched.
Your school decides which first-year episode chain you follow. It is the one choice worth thinking about.
Episodes are the story instances and clearing them is what moves you up a year. The early ones are soloable.
Yogurting (요구르팅) is an online action RPG made by Neowiz and Redduck. It launched in Korea in May 2005 and later ran in Japan and Thailand. You play a student at Estiva Academy or Sowol Academy during the Endless Vacation Phenomenon: a summer break that never ends, while monsters turn up all over the school.
The Korean service closed on 27 February 2007, the Japanese one on 14 May 2010 and the last, in Thailand, on 29 March 2011. Since then the only way to play it has been on fan servers.
Lassiard runs the original game client against a server rebuilt for it, so the game looks and plays the way it did. You make a character, pick one of the two schools and start on its first-year episodes.
What changes from week to week is in the changelog, and the guide covers your first session.
Not on the original servers: Korea closed in 2007, Japan in 2010 and Thailand in 2011. You can play it today on Lassiard, a free fan-run server. The installer includes the game and a launcher that keeps it patched.
Yes. Lassiard costs nothing to play and there is nothing to buy. You need an account and the installer.
Register an account on this site, download the installer, make a character and pick your school. The first episodes can be played alone.
Yes. Characters, inventory and quests are stored on the server, not on your computer.
No. Lassiard is a fan project. It is not affiliated with Neowiz or Redduck, who made the original game.
Lassiard was rebuilt from the game client up. The story of how is written down on decodedfinn.com: