7 Days to Die Server Hosting :Rent your server from $7.55/mo

Yes. Overhauls such as Darkness Falls, Undead Legacy, War3zuk, Ravenhearst or War of the Walkers are added via WebFTP into the Mods/ folder; keep an eye on version compatibility on the client side. Overhauls that change blocks or items must also be installed by every player, and switching overhaul normally means starting a fresh world.

In serverconfig.xml you choose between Navezgane, the handcrafted map that is always identical, and Random World Generation (RWG), which builds a new map from a seed name you type in, the same seed always regenerates the same world. Map size is set alongside it, typically from 4k to 10k; bigger maps mean more towns and POIs but longer generation and a heavier world in memory. To reset, change the seed (or delete the save from WebFTP) and restart: the server generates the new world on boot. Take a backup first if you might want your old world back.

Yes: since version 2.0, 7 Days to Die dedicated servers support crossplay between PC, PS5 and Xbox Series. It is all or nothing: a server running mods (Darkness Falls, Undead Legacy…) cannot host console players, as consoles cannot install mods. So pick either a vanilla crossplay server or a modded PC server.

Everything is set in serverconfig.xml from NexusPanel: Blood Moon enemy count and frequency, loot abundance, difficulty and sleeper zombie volumes.

Yes. Schedulable automatic backups, restorable in one click, so you never lose your progress before a horde night.

Up to 100 depending on the plan; the Ryzen 9 7950X3D absorbs the CPU load of horde nights even with heavy overhauls.

Blood moons are CPU-bound and want a fast quad-core or better and 8-16 GB of RAM, more for overhauls like Darkness Falls. Our Ryzen 9 7950X3D and DDR5 ECC RAM comfortably exceed that.

7 Days to Die is a paid game.

Nexus Games is rated one of the best 7 Days to Die hosts thanks to AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processors, DDR5 ECC memory and Gen4 NVMe storage, with Anti-DDoS included, full mod support and support 7 days a week.

At Nexus Games a 7 Days to Die server starts at $7.55/month. Pricing scales with the slots you choose, from 10 players up to 100, up to $48.59/month for the largest configuration : you only pay for the slots you need, with CPU, RAM and bandwidth included and Anti-DDoS standard.

Horde nights are single-thread heavy, so the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D with its 5.7 GHz clock and 128 MB 3D V-Cache (used on every Nexus Games 7DTD server) keeps entity spikes smooth even with overhaul mods.

Your 7 Days to Die server is hosted in US East, on our Ryzen 9 7950X3D infrastructure with a 1 Gbit/s network and permanent Anti-DDoS protection. That proximity keeps latency low and stable for your players.

Yes. Download the files from your current server (world, configs, mods) and upload them through NexusPanel's WebFTP: you keep your progress, your settings and your add-ons. Our support team can guide you on Discord if needed.

Automatic backups are schedulable from NexusPanel (daily by default, adjustable frequency) and restorable in one click. You can also trigger a manual backup before an update or a mod installation.