How to get your Palworld server online from the panel

Got a Cattiva, Grizzbolt, or Kitsun plan on RoxyCloud? Your Palworld server is already set up on Ryzen 7 5700X hardware. Your job is to start it in the panel, note IP and port, and send them to your group. This guide covers that: from payment to your first join.

What you get after payment

1. Confirm the order in the RoxyCloud billing area.
2. Open the email or client panel and find your Palworld server.
3. Write down the public IP and game port (the port usually shows next to the IP).
4. Open the server panel: Power, Files, Console, and Startup are in the menu.

Start the server in Power

1. Open your Palworld server panel.
2. Go to the Power tab.
3. Click Start.
4. Wait until status shows online. The Console should say the server is up.
5. If it fails the first time, wait a minute and try again. A big patch can take a bit on first boot.

With the world online, the IP and port you wrote down are the room address. Do not use your panel password in the game: entry password goes in PalWorldSettings.ini if you want a locked room.

Join multiplayer (PC)

1. Open Palworld on Steam.
2. Choose Join Multiplayer.
3. Enter the IP as IP:port. Example: 177.XX.XX.XX:8211 (your real port comes from the panel).
4. If it asks for a password, use the ServerPassword you set in the ini, not the site password.
5. Wait for the load and pick your character.

Update when new content drops (Feybreak and patches)

When Pocketpair ships a big update or content branch (like Feybreak), you do not need to reinstall Palworld on your home PC for the host to work. Do it from the panel:

1. Tell your group and stop the server in Power.
2. In the panel, use Reinstall or Update (the exact label varies, but it sits near Management or Version).
3. If there is a branch or version field in Startup, pick the branch the game asks for (e.g. public or the event branch).
4. Save, start again in Power, and check the Console for errors.
5. Ask everyone to update the game on Steam before joining.

Which plan to use

• Cattiva (R$ 119.90): closed group, up to about 16 players, 12 GB RAM.
• Grizzbolt: medium community, more RAM and SSD.
• Kitsun: unlimited slots and more room for mods and big saves.
• All run on Ryzen 7 5700X in Brazil, with Anti-DDoS included.

Once the world is online, tune difficulty, admin password, and rates in PalWorldSettings.ini. For .pak mods, Xbox, or save swaps, use the other Palworld guides.