Trapped in a haunted research facility. Something has gone very wrong. You've got a rotary phone, a crowbar, a stapler you've decided is a weapon, and a handful of equally underprepared coworkers. Survive together. Or try.
Abiotic Factor dedicated server hosting is live on Supercraft. Co-op survival in one of the year's most loved indie surprises — on a world that keeps going when you're not online.
Why dedicated hosting changes how Abiotic Factor plays
The in-game "host a session" option is perfect for a one-night co-op run. It's less perfect when your friend group spans time zones, or when one of you wants to pop in for an hour while everyone else is at work. The moment the host closes the game, your world goes dark.
A dedicated Abiotic Factor server solves all of that. The facility stays open. Progress survives. Anyone in your crew can jump in when they have an hour to spare, and still find the base exactly where you left it.
What you get with Supercraft Abiotic Factor hosting
- A persistent co-op world that runs 24/7 so your base, your gear, and your character all survive between sessions.
- Password protection and invite links so your server stays exactly as private as you want.
- Full world customisation from the panel — difficulty, loot rates, day length, PvP toggle — all visible, all editable.
- Regional routing so your group plays on a node close to most of you. Low ping, less rubber-banding, happier friends.
- Automatic nightly backups with one-click restore if a session goes truly sideways.
- A shareable public server page you can drop in your Discord so new friends can find you at a glance.
- Instant game updates when the developers ship a patch — no SFTP, no command line, nothing.
Who it's for
Abiotic Factor shines with 3–8 people. That's exactly the friend-group size where a dedicated server earns its keep: nobody has to be the "host", nobody has to stay up later than they want, and the world is always ready whenever you are.
If you've been running co-op through the in-game host option and been burnt by "the host logged off so we lost two hours of basement building" — a Supercraft dedicated server fixes that permanently. Your progress is safe; your crew is free.
More than Abiotic Factor on the same plan
Here's a detail our customers love: when you host Abiotic Factor with Supercraft, you're not locked to it. Your plan lets you switch between games — try a round of Palworld, swing back to Abiotic Factor next weekend, or stand up a Valheim world when your friends want a change of scene.
One subscription. Many worlds. That's a huge part of why friend groups pick Supercraft for the long haul.
How to start your server
- Head to the Abiotic Factor hosting page.
- Pick a plan sized to your crew (three slots for a trio, eight for a full facility-survival squad).
- Launch. Your server is running within a couple of minutes.
- Share the invite link and get back to work — or whatever passes for work in the Pale World.
Good luck out there
Abiotic Factor is one of the most genuinely fun co-op games of the last year, and it gets better the longer your world runs. A dedicated server is the easiest way to make sure it does.