V Rising is now live on Haptic
V Rising joins Haptic's game server lineup starting at 4 GB, alongside fixes for admin list resets, console commands in Conan Exiles and DayZ, and faster restarts for Proton-based servers like Palworld and Icarus.
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V Rising is now live on Haptic

You can now host your own V Rising server on both Wake & Play and Always On plans, starting at 4 GB.
- Support chat gives more accurate how-to answers: When you ask support chat how to do something, like finding a setting, managing admins, or adding mods, it now checks your game's actual dashboard layout before answering, so it points you to the right tab, button, or path on computer and phone.
- Conan Exiles console now blocks risky commands: The dashboard console for Conan Exiles no longer lets anyone run database queries or other risky commands straight against your server. Everyday admin commands like kicking, banning and whitelisting still work as before.
- Take control when a modpack update would remove mods: If a modpack update drops mods your server is using, we no longer apply it automatically since that can wipe related blocks and items from your world. Instead you'll see an 'Update available' notice explaining what would be removed, with an option to back up and update when you're ready.
- NeoForge and Forge servers now warn you about matching loaders: If your Minecraft server runs NeoForge or Forge, the Mods card now reminds you that players need the exact same loader build, version and mods to connect, so you can head off confusing connection failures before they happen.
- Billing emails now show real pause times, amounts and links: Payment and dunning emails now reflect the actual time your servers would pause (in Pacific time), the correct amount owed, and links that match what's actually happening with your plan.
- Game update emails are more accurate and less repetitive: Update announcement emails now use clean, real release names, send only once per release, and avoid piling on repeat notices for the same update.
- Buy button on phones stays in reach sooner: On game pages viewed on a phone, the floating buy button now appears as soon as the page's own buy button scrolls out of view, so you don't have to scroll far to find it.
- You'll get an email when your password is first set: Setting your initial password now sends you a confirmation email, just like changing it later does, so you always have a record and a quick way to flag anything you didn't do.