Hytale
Hytale: why no plan is open yet
No Hytale plan is open while the game’s server rules and technical requirements are still moving.
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RAM, migration, backups and pricing: what to know before you order.
Valheim
Valheim: crossplay and your co-op world
Crossplay on by default, world backed up daily, password in your hands: your Valheim server for playing with friends.
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Space Engineers
Space Engineers: physics, scripts and real world state
Space Engineers depends heavily on physics, scripts, mods and world state: advice is often safer.
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Sons of the Forest
Sons of the Forest: small co-op server and backup
Sons of the Forest is played in small co-op groups: what matters is a stable session and a world save kept safe.
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Factorio
Factorio: UPS, large base and mods
Factorio looks light, but a megabase, mods or high UPS target make CPU more important than slots.
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Eco
Eco: what to know before opening your world
Eco servers aren't open with us yet. What to expect, and how to get notified.
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DayZ
DayZ: preparing Workshop mods and persistence
DayZ should be prepared around map, Workshop mods, persistence and real peak-hour population.
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Conan Exiles Enhanced
Conan Exiles Enhanced: a server for your clan
Base map and DLC, persistent world, priced on quote: how a Conan server works with us.
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Arma 3
Arma 3: missions, mods and AI before player count
Arma 3 depends mostly on the real mission: AI, scripts, modlist and scenario weigh more than a slot counter.
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Satisfactory
Satisfactory: your save decides the server size
Satisfactory depends mostly on factory progress, save state and persistent world stability.
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FiveM
FiveM: scripts, assets and RP database before slots
On FiveM, player count is not enough: your server depends mostly on RP scripts, assets, database and connection peaks.
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Unturned
Unturned: picking your plan and getting your Steam token ready
A few friends or a public server: pick your plan by player count. One thing to check before ordering: your Steam account.
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