This has brought tens of thousands of new players into the fray, all eager to try and survive in this zombie-infested experience. Treat this listing like a rolodex of options to discuss with friends or decide for yourself, and make sure to check how many players seem to be on the server as well.Project Zomboid has been gaining more popularity with the launch of multiplayer to the beta version of the game. Each server will display what mods its using (if any) and the well maintained ones will have a description that includes things like rules or a general idea of what the servers settings are like. How do I find a server if I’m not going to host one?Īll you have to do is choose Join from the main menu and then click the Internet tab and you’ll have the opportunity to browse the available public servers at any given time. Go wild with setting anything else up that you’d like and then get into the action!.Your first edit should be to go to Manage Settings, Edit Selected Settings, and then Details (the default selection) and change the name and password for your server so that you know what it is and can let friends know.From here set your RAM-2GB is perfectly fine for you and a couple of friends-and use Manage Settings to modify literally everything about your server, from the way zombies act, to the map in use, server mods, PVP, and looting rules and spawns.From the main menu, choose the Host option.Now you can launch Project Zomboid itself. Make sure to leave the command prompt open so the server stays up.When the server is finished and running, you’ll see a notice inside the window informing you the server has started, followed by a few more lines afterwards.
As long as you own Project Zomboid, you have it automatically. You’ll have to filter for Tools instead of Games, and search for the Project Zomboid Dedicated Server to install it.
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