Host a dedicated The Isle: Evrima server with full admin tooling, up to 100-slot dinosaur PvP, Discord integration, and the Ryzen 9 muscle to keep growth mechanics and AI stable during prime-time.
Transparent pricing for The Isle: Evrima server hosting. All plans include NVMe storage, DDoS protection, and our modern panel.
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.
The Isle: Evrima is the current branch of Afterthought's long-running dinosaur survival game, evolved from the original Legacy build into a ground-up rewrite with new mechanics, new species, and a focus on community servers. Players hatch as one of a growing roster of playable dinosaurs — herbivores, carnivores, apex predators — and survive a PvP-heavy open world with hunger, thirst, growth, and a real death penalty.
Running a dedicated The Isle server is a serious undertaking. Communities commonly run 50–100 players, each controlling a high-fidelity creature with its own animations, hitboxes, and AI interactions. Server-side growth tracking, corpse persistence, weather, and day-night cycles all add up — a 100-player Isle server easily consumes 16 GB RAM and will saturate a single CPU core during rush hours. Our Ryzen 9 nodes ship specifically for workloads like this.
Our Isle template includes the admin tools community servers actually need: full Game.ini and AdminOverride.ini access, Discord webhook integration for server events, scheduled restarts to clear memory pressure, and audit logs for admin commands. Ports, firewall, and SteamCMD updates run automatically. For communities running custom rulesets — growth rates, spawn caps, species restrictions — the panel exposes these as form fields instead of raw config edits.
“Setup was instant. I was uploading my world within two minutes of checkout.”
“Latency from the EU node is under 30ms for my whole squad. Zero rubber-banding even on intense sessions.”
“Support actually knows the games. Had a config issue resolved in 20 minutes at 2am.”
“Backups saved a 200-hour save after a mod broke it. One-click restore, worth the plan by itself.”
“Panel is miles better than what I was on before. I don't even miss SFTP.”
“Switching between games without paying again is the feature I didn't know I needed.”
The dedicated server supports up to 100 simultaneous slots. Our Pro plan is sized for 100-slot communities; Dedicated handles multi-server clusters for larger setups.
PC only on Steam. No console versions of Evrima are shipping or announced.
We support Evrima, which is Afterthought's current and supported branch — the one new players land on. Legacy is community-maintained only; official dedicated server binaries for Legacy are no longer distributed, so we don't host it.
Yes. Game.ini and DefaultGame.ini are fully editable from the panel. Common community customizations — growth multiplier, night length, corpse despawn timer, species restrictions — are exposed as form fields under the Config tab.
Each connected player controls a full-fidelity creature with AI, animations, and combat physics running server-side. Corpses persist for a configurable window. Weather, time of day, and region-specific spawn pools all eat memory. A 50-player server uses around 8 GB; 100-player communities need 16 GB or more to avoid OOMs during prime-time.
Yes. Our Isle template ships with Discord webhook hooks for server start/stop/crash events, join/leave logging, and admin command audit logs — none of which come configured on budget hosts. The panel exposes webhook URLs as a simple text field per event type.
