
Craftopia Server Hosting
Survival, farming, automation and dungeon-crawling in one save file, from the studio that made Palworld. Your Craftopia server holds all of it at once: so it is sized for the world you build, not just the friends you build it with.
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Exklusive Funktionen
- Automatische Updates
- Automatische DateiprĂĽfung
- Geplante Neustarts
- Automatische Backups
- Vollständig konfigurierbar
- Voller SFTP-Zugang
- SteuerungsÂpanel
- 99,99% VerfĂĽgbarkeit
- DDoS-Schutz
- 24/7 Support
- Niedrige Latenz
PLAY CRAFTOPIA MULTIPLAYER
Craftopia's co-op runs on whoever hosts it. Play that way and the world exists only while that person is online, their machine decides how well it runs, and the save sits on their hard drive, so everyone else plays on somebody else's schedule. A dedicated server takes the world off any one player's PC. It stays up when the last person logs off, so the farm keeps producing, the automation keeps running, and the world belongs to the group rather than to whoever happened to click Host. You get a fixed address to connect to, control over restarts and backups, and hardware that does not stop because someone closed the game to go to bed.
BUILD WITHOUT LIMITS
Most survival games make you pick a lane. Craftopia refuses to: the same save holds a farm you are tending, an automation chain you are debugging, a base you are still extending and a party three rooms deep in a dungeon. None of it is walled off behind a mode select. You can spend one evening laying out conveyor logic and the next gliding across the map hunting a boss, without leaving the world or the people in it. The screenshots below are all one game; on your own server they are all one world, running continuously, pointed at whatever your group decides to do next.




PLAY CRAFTOPIA MULTIPLAYER
Craftopia's co-op runs on whoever hosts it. Play that way and the world exists only while that person is online, their machine decides how well it runs, and the save sits on their hard drive, so everyone else plays on somebody else's schedule. A dedicated server takes the world off any one player's PC. It stays up when the last person logs off, so the farm keeps producing, the automation keeps running, and the world belongs to the group rather than to whoever happened to click Host. You get a fixed address to connect to, control over restarts and backups, and hardware that does not stop because someone closed the game to go to bed.
BUILD WITHOUT LIMITS
Most survival games make you pick a lane. Craftopia refuses to: the same save holds a farm you are tending, an automation chain you are debugging, a base you are still extending and a party three rooms deep in a dungeon. None of it is walled off behind a mode select. You can spend one evening laying out conveyor logic and the next gliding across the map hunting a boss, without leaving the world or the people in it. The screenshots below are all one game; on your own server they are all one world, running continuously, pointed at whatever your group decides to do next.
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