September was a big month. You can now rate your server, Valheim hit 1.0 with console crossplay, new players can try Valheim free for 3 days, and if a payment ever fails you won't need to sign in to fix it.

Under all that, there's a long list of fixes for the stuff that's been bugging you: mod folders that wouldn't stick, consoles that froze, and backups that lied about their status.

• Rate your game server and see star ratings and reviews right on each game's hosting page.
• A rating strip on My Servers lets you leave a quick review, or snooze it for 30 days.
• Reviews now show the game's cover art alongside the reviewer's name and comment.
• Tap a star rating to open Trustpilot pre-filled with that same star count.

• Valheim 1.0 is live with console crossplay support, console platform IDs on the roster, and clear Crossplay player labels.
• Server names are now capped so crossplay logins won't fail on longer names.
• You can set a specific Valheim world seed before your server's first launch.
• New customers can play a Valheim server free for 3 days, no card required, with a trial badge showing time left.
• Haptic now flags Microsoft's crossplay relay outages so you know it's not your server's fault.

• A dedicated no-signin page now lets you pay instantly after a failed renewal, or pick a day within the next week.
• A new cancel flow offers a relevant deal, including 3 months for the price of 1, or a pause from 1 to 4 months that actually stops billing.
• Yearly subscribers now get a heads-up with the renewal amount before they're charged.

• Palworld now supports hand-placed .pak mods that survive restarts, with the mods folder protected correctly in the file manager.
• DayZ now actually loads hand-placed @mod folders alongside your catalog mods.
• Update your Minecraft Java server's NeoForge, Forge, or Fabric build right from the dashboard.
• You can now adjust Palworld's autosave interval from Gameplay settings, cutting the stutter from the default 30-second autosave.
• Rust, Satisfactory, Factorio and Project Zomboid servers now autosave every 20 minutes by default.
• Workshop mods update instantly now, so players stop getting kicked by a stale version.

• Console reconnects more reliably, with a visible Reconnect option and clearer error messages.
• Console now supports find-in-log search, timestamps, log downloads, and command autocomplete.
• Project Zomboid world imports upload many files at once instead of crawling one at a time.
• Pages load faster, especially on phones, thanks to trimmed downloads.

That's everything for September. Each item links back to its full changelog post below if you want the full details.