Hytale Server Hosting

It moves to Chapter I on its own. Haptic checks for new Hytale releases every 5 minutes. A server that is off or asleep is on the new version the next time it starts, and a running server restarts onto it once nobody is on, so nobody is kicked mid-game. Until then your server card shows New update available, and you can restart right away instead. Your worlds and backups stay where they are.

Yes, when you add a server. In your dashboard, choose Add Server, pick Hytale and turn on Upload Existing World, then drop in a ZIP, RAR, 7Z or TAR.GZ of your save's universe folder. Every world inside it comes across. An upload replaces every world on a server, so it is offered only when a server is added, and data the game keeps outside the universe folder, such as players' Memories, stays behind.

Yes. Pick a region and a plan and your Hytale server is set up in seconds. There is nothing to install: the server is managed from your browser, and your friends connect from the game with the address you share.

Hytale servers on Haptic start at $5.99/mo for 3GB, and you can add memory whenever you need it. Quarterly billing saves 10% and yearly billing saves 25%. There are no contracts, you can cancel any time, and there is a 7-day refund policy.

Hytale needs at least 3GB on Haptic, which is where the plans start. Every Hytale plan also runs with 2GB of extra headroom on top of what you pay for. More players, more mods, or a bigger world call for more memory, and you can change it from the dashboard at any time.

Haptic runs Hytale servers in NA West (Hillsboro, OR), NA East (Vint Hill, VA · Beauharnois, QC) and EU West (Limburg, DE). DDoS protection is on in every region. Pick the region closest to your group when you order; you can move to another region later from the dashboard.

Haptic does not cap player slots. The practical limit is memory: more players and a bigger world want more memory.

Yes. Browse and install mods for Hytale from your dashboard. Mods we ship are tested and signed for compatibility, so an update is less likely to quietly break your world.

Yes, that is what Wake & Play does. Your Hytale server hibernates when the last player disconnects and wakes on demand from the dashboard or a shared wake link, so you are not paying for an empty world. If you would rather it never sleep, choose Always On.