Start your own Hytale server and bring your community to Orbis, with instant setup and the RAM headroom to grow as your world does. How setup works
Purpose-built infrastructure designed exclusively for Hytale, delivering peak performance and compatibility.
Deploy your Hytale world in seconds with expertly tuned settings for smooth, zero-lag gameplay.
Control your Hytale server easily with our native dashboard for managing mods, players, and worlds.
Enterprise-grade protection with 6 Tbps shield defending against floods, bot swarms, and attacks.
Dedicated gaming experts ready 24/7 to help troubleshoot, optimize your server, and support community.
Strategically placed data centers worldwide to minimize latency and deliver smooth, fast gameplay.
When you book a Hytale server with us, you get a fully configured server with instant setup, 99.9% uptime guarantee, DDoS protection, unlimited player slots, our custom game server dashboard, 24/7 support, and mod support. Your server comes pre-optimized for the best Hytale gaming experience.
RAM requirements depend on your player count and world complexity. For small communities (1-10 players), 4GB is sufficient. Medium servers work best with 12GB . Large communities Should use 16GB or more. Our Ultimate plan offers 48GB of scalable RAM to grow with your server.
Yes, mods are fully supported on our Hytale servers. You can install and manage mods through our game server dashboard. We provide mod installation assistance and ensure compatibility with the latest Hytale updates.
Absolutely! You have full control over server access. You can set a server password, use whitelist mode to only allow specific players, or make it public. All access controls are managed through the server configuration in our dashboard.
Server resets can be performed through the dashboard with options to wipe the world, reset configurations, or start completely fresh. You can choose to keep player data, backups, or start with a clean slate. All reset operations include confirmation prompts to prevent accidental data loss.