The Best V Rising Server Hosting

Hosting a V Rising server

V Rising is a vampire survival game where players build castles, hunt for blood and fight rivals, and a dedicated server can host either PvP or PvE. Servers commonly default to a maximum of around 40 players, though most communities run a smaller group. The official server software is Windows-based, and Linux hosts typically run it through a compatibility layer, so it is worth asking how your provider does it.

What to compare

• PvP or PvE rules. Castle damage, raid windows, clan size and blood rates are all set in the server settings, so look for direct access to both host and game settings files.
• Mods. V Rising mods commonly use BepInEx along with community frameworks. If you plan to run mods, confirm the host lets you install them and control what loads.
• RAM and CPU. A world with many castles and players needs more resources over time. Compare plans against your expected population and leave headroom.
• Save management. Castles and characters are the whole point, so automatic backups and easy restores matter.
• Updates. V Rising updates regularly and servers must match the client, so choose a host that updates quickly.
• DDoS protection and location. PvP servers attract attacks, and latency matters in combat.
• Restarts. Scheduled restarts help keep a long-running server healthy.

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V Rising server hosting FAQ

Can I run PvE instead of PvP?

Yes. Game mode and raid settings are configurable in the server settings files.

Can I use mods?

Yes, on hosts that support them. Most rely on BepInEx and matching community frameworks.

Is the server Windows-only?

The official server is Windows-based. Linux hosts commonly run it through a compatibility layer.