Palworld New
Explore a vast open world alongside mysterious creatures called "Pals". Catch, breed and battle, build bases and put Pals to work — solo or with friends. Your base keeps producing while you are offline.
Dedicated game servers on symmetric UK fibre, run out of a homelab for a group of people who were invited into it. Members pay nothing and never have. There is no signup on this site, and no waiting list to join.
Closed to new accounts · Existing members keep their servers
"24/7" means the only reason we ever stop your server is a lack of activity on it. The seven-day inactivity rule is the one clock running — no renewal link, no advert to watch. It is not a guaranteed uptime figure: this is a homelab, so outages happen and the host gets rebooted for patching.
This ran as an open service for years. Three things ended that, and none of them were caused by the people it was meant for.
The connection this runs on is somebody's home broadband. When it is attacked, the people living behind it lose their internet — that is the part that made an open door impossible to keep.
Already have a world? Upload your existing save through the panel and pick up where you left off — and pull a backup out whenever you want.
Add sub-users from the panel so your friends can use the console, restart the server and manage files — without ever touching your account.
Select your game and region, click create, and your server is installed and running within minutes.
A panel account is tied to a Discord account in AlienX's Place, and the role that unlocks it is now handed out rather than picked. Leave the Discord and the server goes with you.
Not a cheap VPS sliced into oblivion, and not a datacentre either — enterprise kit in a rack at home, on a domestic fibre line.
Symmetric UK fibre — the same speed up as down, which is what actually matters for a game server. No throttling on your server's connection.
Enterprise kit in a homelab rack, not a shared VPS sliced into oblivion.
Industry-standard game panel with a clean UI, file manager, console access, and resource graphs — all in the browser.
Full filesystem access over the panel and SFTP. Install modpacks, plugins, datapacks and custom maps yourself — no curated list to wait on.
Slots are capped by the hardware, so every game has a fixed number of them. This is read straight from the panel and is here so members can see what is left before they plan something. A free slot is not an opening — creating a server still needs an account, and accounts are invite only.
Checking the panel for live stock…
Everything the panel can deploy, with what each one is given. Members get one server at a time and can switch games by deleting the current one and creating another.
Explore a vast open world alongside mysterious creatures called "Pals". Catch, breed and battle, build bases and put Pals to work — solo or with friends. Your base keeps producing while you are offline.
Vanilla, NeoForge or Fabric — pick your loader and go. Full mod support for modpacks, or the classic vanilla experience. Install plugins and datapacks, and build your world exactly how you want it.
A PvE survival adventure in the Age of Piracy. Fight on land and sea, solo or with friends. Build, craft and explore a vast open world, master soulslite combat and command your ship in search of plunder.
Build and manage complex automated factories from the ground up. Design sprawling production lines, automate logistics and research, and defend your base from the biters — with no performance throttling.
By Creepy Jar, creators of Green Hell. Explore an alien open world, build industrial bases, automate production chains, and survive cataclysms — solo or co-op with up to 4 players.
Explore the blocky, adventure-filled world of Hytale on your own dedicated server. Full support is already in place, so you and your friends can jump in, build, and start exploring right away.
Multiplayer for BeamNG.drive. Race, crash and cruise with friends using the same soft-body vehicle physics — build custom maps, run traffic scenarios, and push your cars to their breaking point together.
Survive on an island of dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures. Tame and ride dinos, gather resources, build bases, and battle the elements and rival tribes — solo, co-op, or full PvP.
Build sprawling factories on an alien planet as a first-person engineer. Automate resource extraction, design multi-story production lines, and optimize your logistics — solo or with friends.
Survive the zombie apocalypse in Knox County. Scavenge for supplies, fortify a safehouse, farm and craft to last the winter — because the question is not if you die, but how.
Dig, fight, explore and build in a 2D sandbox world. Mine your way to the underworld, take down bosses that reshape the map, and rebuild the surface with friends — vanilla or tModLoader.
Build and explore in a true space sandbox survival adventure. Construct mighty capital vessels, sprawling planetary settlements, and vast space stations in your galactic journey to discover the mysteries of Empyrion!
Garrys Mod, is a sandbox physics game created by Garry Newman, and developed by his company, Facepunch Studios.
New eggs go on the panel when there is hardware for them and somebody here wants to play the game. Members pick what gets added next, in the Discord.
Homelab server on residential fibre. 900/900 Mbps symmetric connection with Ceph NVMe/SSD storage for fast file operations. Solar powered — your server runs on sunshine.
The ground rules for the people who host here. The big one: you need to be in our Discord, and your server goes when you leave it.
No. The panel does not take public registrations any more. Accounts are created for people who were invited by somebody already hosting here, and there is no form, queue or waiting list behind that — if you are reading this page and were not invited, there is nothing on it for you to apply to.
Three reasons, all of them from the open-signup era. The line this runs on was hit with DDoS attacks, which takes out a household's broadband rather than just a game server. Accounts were being created to host malware and use a free server as somewhere disposable to run it from. And the "no support" rule — stated plainly everywhere — was ignored often enough that a hobby turned into an unpaid helpdesk. An open door made all three cheap to keep doing.
Possibly. Former members are looked at case by case, and being here before counts for something. What it is not is a right, and it is not a conversation to open by asking repeatedly. Begging for a re-invite is an immediate and permanent no — that is not a negotiating position, it is just how it works.
Yes, for the people who host here. Nobody has ever paid for a server and nobody pays for one now. Going invite only was about who gets an account, not about charging for it — there is nothing to buy, no tier to upgrade to and no card details anywhere.
Gone. The supporter tiers no longer exist, nothing on the panel is behind a payment, and there is no way to contribute money towards this. If you held a pledge, it has ended and nothing you had is being withheld.
Yes. Hosting here means being in AlienX's Place, and the role the panel checks is now given out rather than picked during onboarding. Stay in the server for as long as you want the game server: if you leave the Discord, your server is deleted.
For as long as people are playing on it. Your server runs around the clock, and the seven-day inactivity rule is the only clock running against it. If nobody plays on it for seven days we remove it to free up capacity, but it stays online for the whole of that week.
No, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. 24/7 means the only reason we ever stop your server is a lack of activity on it. It is not a guaranteed uptime figure: this is a homelab, so outages happen and the host gets rebooted for patching and upgrades. Nothing else on our side deliberately stops a server.
Each account gets one server at a time. To switch games, delete your current server and create a new one. If you are running a community or hosting an event, ask on Discord — exceptions can be made case by case.
Yes to both. You get full file access through the panel and over SFTP, so you can install mods, plugins and configs yourself, upload an existing world, and download a backup whenever you want.
Yes. You can add friends as sub-users from the panel, which lets them use the console, restart the server and manage files without ever having access to your account. A sub-user is not an account of their own and does not come with a server.
No. Servers are provided as-is with no technical support — you are responsible for configuring, managing and troubleshooting your own server. Other members are often happy to help in the Discord, but that is them being generous, not a support channel, and treating it as one is part of how we ended up here.
Not quite. This is a hobby project with no plans to shut down, but there are no guarantees it will run forever. Just something to keep in mind.
There is no registration form to fill in. The panel stopped taking public signups, and this is what replaced it.
Invites come from people already hosting here, offered to people they actually know. They are not requested, and there is no queue to join — if nobody has offered you one, there is nothing waiting to be applied for.
An invited account is handed the Server Hosting role in AlienX's Place. It is no longer something you can pick during onboarding, so joining the Discord on your own does not unlock anything.
With the role, register on the panel using that same Discord account and set a password. Without the role, registration will not go through.
An invite is traceable back to the person who gave it. Abuse costs them their standing as well as costing you your account, which is the whole point — it is what an anonymous signup could never do.
The panel is where your server lives, and the Discord is where everything else happens. If you do not have an account, neither of these will give you one — the invite has to come first.