Fifteen Games, One Hub: Game Server Hosting on Flux

Fluxers! A month ago we wrote about ten games in one hub. The Flux games hub now hosts fifteen — and in that month it has become one of the biggest engines of growth on the whole network.

When we re-ran the network census for Flux in Numbers, 865 of the 1,913 applications on Flux were game servers — 45% of everything registered. Here is what is new, and the full lineup.

Five new worlds

• V Rising — from $6.99 a month. Gothic vampire survival, where your castle stays standing when you log off.
• Satisfactory — from $4.99 a month. Your factory keeps running for the whole group, not just whoever happens to be hosting.
• 7 Days to Die — from $5.99 a month. Build, scavenge and survive the horde nights together.
• ARK: Survival Ascended — from $11.99 a month. Tame, build and survive on a server sized for it.
• Hytale — from $2.99 a month, the newest arrival.

The breakout: Dragonwilds

RuneScape: Dragonwilds joined the hub just before its 1.0 release, and it has become the most deployed game we host — 484 servers at the last census, more than every other title on the hub combined. From $5.49 a month, with every plan running the full six-player world. We wrote up what hosting it taught us.

The full lineup

Fifteen games, every one with its own page, its own plans sized to what that game actually needs, and a starting price you can see before you sign up:

• Terraria — from $1.49
• Minecraft — from $1.99
• Hytale — from $2.99
• Palworld — from $3.49
• Enshrouded — from $3.49
• Valheim — from $4.99
• Satisfactory — from $4.99
• Windrose — from $4.99
• Project Zomboid — from $4.99
• RuneScape: Dragonwilds — from $5.49
• 7 Days to Die — from $5.99
• V Rising — from $6.99
• Rust — from $7.49
• ARK: Survival Ascended — from $11.99
• FiveM — from $12.49

All prices are monthly.

Your first week is free

If you are new to Flux Cloud, your first week is free. Pick a game, pick a plan, and play — there is no reason to guess whether a server is right for your group before you have tried it.

What makes a Flux game server different

Your world does not have to live on one machine. Servers for games such as Dragonwilds, ARK and Hytale keep your world synced to a standby node — one copy live, one ready on a separate machine. If the node under your world goes away, the standby takes over with your world already on it. We explained exactly how in One Live, One Standing By.

You choose where it runs. Latency is the whole experience in a multiplayer game, and Flux runs across thousands of independently operated machines around the world. The hub has a locations page so you can put your server near your players.

Your settings stay private. The hub deploys every server privately, so passwords and server settings are encrypted and never appear on chain. Only nodes running ArcaneOS, which prove what they are, can run them.

Nobody can quietly take it away. Every server is an application registered on chain and hosted by operators with collateral at stake. There is no account review to fail and no single company in the middle.

Pick your world

Everything is at runonflux.com/games. Choose a game, choose a location, and your server is running in minutes — with a week on us if it is your first.