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Satisfactory Server Hosting in Australia

A first person factory builder on an alien planet, where the line is never quite finished.
Multi storey factories built with friends
A save measured in hundreds of hours
Work that splits neatly across a group
Satisfactory artwork
Satisfactory is a factory game you walk around inside. You land on an alien planet, tap the resource nodes, and grow a production line until it fills the sky with conveyors.
It divides across a group better than almost anything else in the genre. Somebody takes power, somebody takes the rail network, and it only works if the world is up whenever any of them has a spare hour.
THE GAME

What Satisfactory asks of a server

One factory, several engineers
Coal, rail, aluminium. The work splits into jobs that barely overlap, which is why a shared world beats taking turns with a save file.
Auto pause, and the switch for it
Satisfactory freezes the whole factory when the last player logs off, which is the default everywhere. Turning that off is a server setting, and it is the one thing a hosted world can do that a friend's PC cannot.
Saves worth protecting
Hundreds of hours end up in a single file. Backups you can restore yourself matter more here than in a game you would happily restart.
Nobody waits on the host
Passing a save around, or waiting for whoever owns it, is how a long build quietly dies.
Australian hardware
Free custom server address
DDoS protection included
Our own control panel
Automatic backups
Live console
Full file access
Support in Australian hours
ONE MAP

Outposts, and the rail to reach them

Satisfactory gives everybody the same planet. The nodes sit where they sit, so your coal is in one place and your bauxite is somewhere else again, and sooner or later you are running trains between them.
That is where a save file stops being enough. A network that crosses a map takes more than one evening and more than one person, and it only gets built if the world is up whenever any of them has an hour.
One shared map, not four starter bases
Trucks and trains out to faraway outposts
Anyone can jump in and keep building
A rail line over a Satisfactory desert
IN THE MEANTIME

Builders already on our platform

Minecraft and Terraria cover the same itch on our Australian servers, with Hytale, Palworld and Project Zomboid beside them.
Minecraft, Hytale, Terraria, Palworld and Project Zomboid, the games MCHosts runs today
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We do not host Satisfactory yet

There is no date on this one and we are not going to invent one. What we do run today is Minecraft, Hytale, Terraria, Palworld and Project Zomboid, all on Australian hardware.
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