Romestead Server Hosting

Eight, which is the slot count the server ships with and a setting you control in the panel. Romestead is built around a group that divides labour rather than a crowd, so eight is generous rather than limiting.

Yes. World size is a server setting picked before the world is generated, so decide it with your group up front. Changing it later means a new world, which is not something you want to discover after a week of building.

The world runs on our hardware around the clock, so time keeps moving rather than freezing at the moment the last player leaves. Practically that means you can log in to a settlement that has stood on its own, not one paused mid-sunset.

Five GB is where plans start, which is higher than a small co-op game usually needs. It is what a persistent settlement plus the nightly waves actually costs, and it matches what the game is sold at elsewhere rather than being padded.

Yes. The password field is empty by default, which leaves the server open to anyone with the address. Set one in the panel if you want your group and nobody else, then share it once rather than reposting your address.

There is a cheats toggle in the panel, off by default. It is genuinely useful for testing a build layout before committing a night to it, but turn it back off before a real run unless everyone has agreed otherwise.