Host a VEIN server for post-apocalyptic zombie survival with up to 32-slot PvP or 8-player fireteam co-op — on the 12 GB+ RAM and NVMe this multiplayer sandbox actually wants.
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.
VEIN is a post-apocalyptic zombie survival multiplayer sandbox — in the near future, society has collapsed, the infected roam the wasteland, and trusted fireteams are the only way to survive. Cooperative play is the core loop; PvP is available for communities that want the harder edge, where other players are a bigger threat than zombies.
Our VEIN template installs the official dedicated server via SteamCMD with auto-updates, persistent world saves, and the expected ports configured. Communities running small fireteam co-op typically use 4–8 slots; PvP communities run 16–32 slots.
VEIN's official spec calls for 12 GB RAM minimum and a quad-core CPU — heavier than most survival games in its class. We recommend our Pro plan (12 GB) as the baseline; 16–24 GB for 32-slot PvP communities. NVMe storage keeps save writes smooth during heavy play.
“Server performance is excellent. Our community is very happy with the uptime and stability.”
“Setup was instant and the panel makes server management so easy. Highly recommend.”
“Best hosting we've used. Support is responsive and the hardware is top-tier.”
4–8 for co-op fireteam play; 16–32 for PvP community servers. The game supports both models.
12 GB is the official minimum from the developer. Our Pro plan (12 GB) meets this; Novice (6 GB) and Rookie (8 GB) are below spec and not recommended for VEIN.
PC-only on Steam (Windows and Linux dedicated server support).
Yes. Co-op and PvP modes are configurable per server. The panel exposes these as form fields.
Yes. SteamCMD detects new patches and applies them on restart.
Yes. 7-day rolling retention.