Your game server will come with the following, instantly available features:
Switch locations any time. DDoS protection available.
Enshrouded is a game of survival, crafting, and Action RPG combat, set within a sprawling voxel-based continent. As you journey across the mountains and deserts of an open world, you are free to choose your path and shape your destiny
Enshrouded supports up to 16 players on a single dedicated server. The slotCount setting controls the maximum player count. For optimal performance, servers for 4-6 players need 16GB RAM, while 16-player servers require more powerful hardware.
While Enshrouded supports peer-to-peer co-op, dedicated servers allow your friends to play even when you're offline. This is ideal for groups who want a persistent world available 24/7 without requiring the host to be online.
No. Enshrouded has no official mod support and no Steam Workshop, and that is still the case at 1.0. Our servers run the standard game files, and everything you change is done through the world settings in the control panel: difficulty presets, around 35 custom settings, and the admin and player passwords.
No, Enshrouded is designed as a cooperative PvE experience with no PvP mode planned. The developers believe experiencing the game together is more fun than fighting against each other.
Enshrouded 1.0 releases October 15, 2026 on PC (Steam) and PlayStation 5, with Xbox Series X|S following in spring 2027. Our servers are PC (Steam) dedicated servers for up to 16 players. Keen Games, the developer, has not announced crossplay or a way for console players to join dedicated servers, and we will update this page when that changes.
Not yet: Enshrouded 1.0 releases October 15, 2026 on PC (Steam) and PlayStation 5, with Xbox Series X|S following in spring 2027. Until then the game is in early access and our servers run the current early access build. Keen Games is previewing the 1.0 changes in videos ahead of launch, and we have hosted Enshrouded servers since early access began in January 2024.
Yes, your world stays on the server and there is nothing to migrate. On October 15 the server needs the 1.0 build before it shows in the in-game browser again: if Server Update (Automatic) is turned on in your control panel, a restart pulls the new build and applies it; if it is off, press Update in the panel and then restart. Either way it is one step, and you may need to do it once after Steam updates the game on your PC.