Your Maps, Mods & Plugins
Install compatible game-server software and shape the experience with your own maps, mods and plugins. Allow memory for the extras your community uses.
Give your players a dedicated place to meet, compete and build. Choose hardware around your game, player count and mods, with full control over your server environment.
game-node deploy --cpu high-clock --storage nvme --network optimizedYour game, your settings, your community. Find a server that fits.
Find your next game server by processor, memory and location. Put strong per-core performance and a nearby region at the heart of your multiplayer setup.
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A competitive server, a modded world and a network of game instances need different resources. Match per-core CPU performance to the game engine, then allow memory for your players, plugins and world data.
Location matters for multiplayer latency. Compare available cities and network capacity, then choose a server close to the player base you expect to serve.
Build your community around dedicated game hardware, your choice of software, custom maps and plugins and full server control. Run game instances, voice services and supporting databases in an environment you manage.
For very bandwidth-heavy deployments, compare 10Gbps dedicated servers. For general hardware options, browse the full dedicated server catalog.
Configure the experience around your game and the people who play it.
Install compatible game-server software and shape the experience with your own maps, mods and plugins. Allow memory for the extras your community uses.
Separate worlds, modes or game instances on one server when the hardware has enough capacity. Keep track of resource use as your player base grows.
Choose a region close to your main player base and ask about routing and network protection before launch. Lower latency depends on the complete path to your players.
Get the details you need to choose your server with confidence.
It is a physical server reserved for one customer and used to run game servers, voice services, databases or supporting applications.
The right CPU depends on the game engine and player load. Many game servers benefit from strong per-core performance, while some workloads benefit from additional cores and memory.
Yes. A location closer to the majority of players generally reduces network round-trip time, although routing and ISP conditions also matter.
Yes, dedicated servers are designed for full server administration subject to the operating system, software licensing and the Acceptable Use Policy.
Selected inventory offers higher network capacity. Use the network filter or the dedicated 10Gbps page to compare current options.