Your game server will come with the following, instantly available features:
Limited supply available at launch. Instant setup.
Switch locations any time. DDoS protection available.
Subsistence is a sandbox, first person, solo or co-op, PvE open-world survival game.
Limited supply available at launch. Instant setup.
From the SurvivalServers Wiki
Our Subsistence plans come in 10, 20, and 30 slot sizes. The game works best with smaller cooperative survival groups, which makes a 10-slot server the sweet spot for most friend groups, with room to grow into the larger plans.
Yes, Subsistence added full dedicated server support in the Alpha 54 update. The dedicated server files are freely available for game owners, and our hosting provides 24/7 uptime with better performance than self-hosting from a PC.
Yes. Subsistence servers load mods from the Steam Workshop: add each mod's Workshop ID to the Mods line in the server's settings file, and the server downloads and updates them every time it starts. Our Subsistence settings guide shows the steps.
For a small survival group of 8-16 players, 6-8GB of RAM is typically sufficient. For larger groups or complex base builds, 12GB or more may be needed. Our plans include optimized RAM allocation for smooth performance.
Subsistence is a sandbox, first-person survival game you can play solo or co-op. On a dedicated server, players can also fight each other: PvP is on by default, and you can turn it off in the server's settings for a PvE world. Players struggle through changing seasons to build bases, develop technology, and defend against wildlife, elements, and AI hunters who also build bases in the world.