What a StarRupture server needs
StarRupture is a co-op factory survival game, and it officially supports up to 4 players. Running more than four is not officially supported and can cause instability. As with other factory games, what you build matters as much as who is playing: long conveyor networks and many active machines put steady load on the server as the game goes on.
What to compare
- RAM for a growing factory. Community guidance suggests at least 8 GB as a minimum, around 10 GB as a comfortable amount for two to four players, and 15 to 20 GB for complex late-game factories.
- CPU. A modern processor with good per-core speed helps the simulation keep pace as your automation grows.
- SSD storage. Fast storage helps with loading and saves, and leaves room for backups.
- Save management. You will want to download backups, keep more than one restore point and upload an existing save if you move from hosting it yourself.
- Settings access. Look for a panel or file access that lets you change server settings and passwords yourself.
- Updates. StarRupture is still developing, so choose a host that keeps the server in step with game updates quickly.
See the current StarRupture hosting deals for offers from listed providers. For a whole machine, see dedicated servers.
StarRupture server hosting FAQ
How many players does StarRupture support?
It officially supports up to four players in co-op.
How much RAM does a StarRupture server need?
Community guidance starts at around 8 GB and suggests 15 to 20 GB for large factories. Ask your provider what they recommend.
Why does the server slow down late in the game?
Large factories with many machines and belts need more memory and CPU, so a plan that was fine early can need upgrading later.
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