7 Days to Die server hosting with 50+ overhaul mods (Darkness Falls, Undead Legacy, Ravenhearst, War of the Walkers), visual serverconfig.xml editor, horde-night customization sliders, 32-player capacity, full crossplay (PC + Xbox Series X|S + PS5), and Ryzen 9 CPUs optimized for zombie pathfinding during horde nights.
Our modified Pterodactyl panel gives you everything you need to manage a dedicated game server from any device.
Every server you run, on one screen. Live CPU, RAM, network, and player counts update in real time — no refresh, no terminal, no hunting through tabs. Start, stop, or restart any instance with a single click.
13 data centers across 5 continents. Pick the location closest to your players at checkout — switch anytime.
7 Days to Die is The Fun Pimps' voxel zombie survival sim — more than a decade in Early Access before finally hitting 1.0 in 2024, with current-gen console versions following shortly after. Every 7th night brings a horde that tests your base; the signature loop is 'build harder, survive longer.' Dedicated servers support up to 32 players with full crossplay between PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5.
The overhaul mod scene is 7DTD's real strength. Darkness Falls adds classes, bosses, and endgame; Undead Legacy reworks crafting and looting; Ravenhearst overhauls survival difficulty. Our 7DTD template supports all three as selectable options — we handle the pre-download and config alignment that usually takes community guides to set up.
7DTD is CPU-heavy on horde nights: hundreds of zombie AI pathfinding simultaneously through destructible voxel terrain. Our Ryzen 9 nodes stay stable during 32-player horde nights where budget hosts noticeably tick-hitch. RAM: 8 GB for vanilla 10-player, 12 GB for modded 16-player, 16+ GB for 32-player overhaul communities.
Complete overhaul adding class systems (warrior, scientist, farmer, bandit), custom bosses with unique loot, extended endgame progression beyond vanilla, demon zombies, nightmare difficulty tiers, and hundreds of new items/recipes. Most popular 7DTD overhaul.
Reworks crafting and looting systems with realistic item progression, expanded farming and cooking mechanics, vehicle customization, improved zombie AI with special infected types, and rebalanced economy system. Focus on realism and immersion.
Extreme difficulty overhaul with brutal survival mechanics, complex crafting chains requiring extensive material gathering, hardcore zombies with devastating attacks, permadeath options, and ruthless horde nights. For experienced players seeking maximum challenge.
All major overhaul mods are selectable at checkout or switchable from the panel. We handle pre-download and configuration alignment automatically—no manual modlet installation or XML editing required. Each overhaul comes with pre-configured templates optimized for multiplayer performance.
7 Days to Die's signature mechanic is the horde night—every 7th night, massive waves of zombies attack your base testing your defensive preparations. Visual horde-night customization sliders in the panel let you adjust frequency (every 3, 5, 7, or 14 days), zombie count per wave, special infected spawn rates, and horde behavior (direct assault vs roaming patterns).
The voxel building system supports full structural integrity calculations—every block placed requires proper support from foundations or nearby structures. Build wooden forts, concrete bunkers, or elaborate maze-trap systems. Destructible terrain means zombies can dig, break walls, and collapse poorly-supported structures during horde nights.
Map support includes Navezgane (handcrafted 16km² map with named cities and POIs) and Random Gen (procedurally generated worlds with configurable size from 4km² to 16km², biome distribution, city density, and wilderness ratio). Switch between maps from the panel with preserved save data per map.
Standard plan. Small friend servers, vanilla 7DTD, Navezgane map.
Pro plan. Darkness Falls or Undead Legacy, medium communities.
Dedicated plan. Full 32-slot capacity, complex overhaul mods, large worlds.
“Darkness Falls overhaul running perfectly on our 32-player server. Setup was automated, no config hassle.”
“Full crossplay between PC, Xbox, and PS5 working flawlessly. Our community plays together seamlessly.”
“Horde nights with 32 players are smooth. Zero lag even with hundreds of zombies pathfinding.”
32 players is the official cap. All our plans support 32 slots; smaller plans are for smaller communities that don't need the headroom.
Yes — PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5 all support crossplay on current-gen editions (post-1.0).
Yes. All major overhaul mods (Darkness Falls, Undead Legacy, Ravenhearst, War of the Walkers) are selectable at checkout or switchable from the panel.
Horde nights spawn hundreds of zombies simultaneously, each pathfinding through voxel terrain. The simulation hits one CPU core hard — high single-thread performance (our Ryzen 9 nodes) keeps tick rates stable where slower CPUs visibly hitch.
Dedicated server worlds from our infrastructure support crossplay between all three current-gen platforms (PC Steam, Xbox Series X|S, PS5). Last-gen console editions are separate.
Both. Navezgane is the default handcrafted map; random-gen creates fresh worlds with configurable size and biome balance. The panel exposes map selection as a dropdown.
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