Your game server will come with the following, instantly available features:
The real Palpagos map with live players and 800+ points of interest.
Kick, ban, announce, save, and shut down from your browser.
Ban-list manager and private-server whitelist mode.
Join/leave and server status pushed to your channel.
Switch locations any time. DDoS protection available.
Palworld is a multiplayer open-world survival crafting monster breeding game set in a world where mysterious creatures called Pals live.
Every gameplay option in PalWorldSettings.ini is editable from our control panel — no file editing required, though full FTP access is there whenever you want it. These are the settings that change how your server plays:
EXP rate, Pal capture rate, Pal appearance rate, and gathering multipliers let you run anything from a grindy hardcore world to a fast, casual weekend server.
Breeding speed and egg hatch timers are among the most-tuned settings in Palworld — shorten them when your group starts chasing perfect Pals.
Toggle PvP, adjust damage dealt and taken, choose the death penalty (keep everything, drop items, or drop all), and turn base raid attacks on or off.
Day and night speed multipliers, object respawn rates, and guild player caps round out the world tuning.
Palworld dedicated servers support up to 32 players with crossplay, so your group plays together regardless of platform.
PC/Steam servers support mods. Xbox and PlayStation players can still join crossplay servers, but platform restrictions keep modding on the PC side.
Your Pals, bases, automation systems, and guild progress persist server-side with automatic backups every 30 minutes.
Migrate an existing co-op world to the server over FTP, or download the server save any time as your own backup before a big patch.
What does it actually take to run a smooth Palworld server? More than most survival games. Every wild Pal, base work task, and automation line is simulated server-side, and memory use grows as your world ages.
From the SurvivalServers Wiki
Palworld servers support up to 32 players in multiplayer mode, allowing you to catch Pals, build bases, and engage in co-op or PvP gameplay with full crossplay support.
PC/Steam servers support mods, while Xbox and PlayStation servers currently do not support modding due to platform restrictions. Crossplay is available between all platforms.
We recommend at least 16GB RAM, 30GB SSD storage, and a modern 6-core CPU to handle AI Pals, base automation, and multiple concurrent players across all platforms.
Yes, through our control panel you can adjust Pal spawn rates, catch difficulty, breeding speeds, base raid frequency, and resource gathering rates.
Palworld servers maintain persistent player Pal collections, base structures, automation systems, and guild progress with automatic backups every 30 minutes.