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We specialize in multiplayer game hosting: Minecraft, Terraria, Project Zomboid and DayZ in a Brazilian datacenter, with edge Anti-DDoS, fast activation and Portuguese support. Pick a title, compare plans and launch your server without leaving your PC on.
7 games in catalog · Activation in minutes · Infrastructure in Brazil
4.9(1,700 reviews on RoxyCloud)
Game hosting
Minecraft, survival and sandbox titles with ready plans, panel or Windows Server and a dedicated page per game.
Each game host has a dedicated page with plans, technical features and FAQ. Minecraft from R$ 20/month · Terraria from R$ 23.87/month.
Why RoxyCloud
Game hosting is not a generic VPS with a new label. Each title has different RAM, mod, panel and network needs. RoxyCloud builds plans, docs and support around real Brazilian gaming communities.
A focused catalog for Minecraft, Terraria, Project Zomboid and DayZ, each with its own landing, FAQ and plans. You know what you buy before checkout.
A game server in Brazil cuts latency for local and Latin American players. That matters for survival, PvP, redstone, TModLoader and public servers.
Included gamer-line mitigation filters attacks before they take your host down. Large communities and public servers need this from day one.
Panel, migration, mods, RDP or network questions with real help, not only generic articles. Ticket, WhatsApp and help center in Portuguese.
How it works
Buying game hosting at RoxyCloud is straightforward: pick a game, pay in BRL and get panel or Windows Server access for your community.
Open the Minecraft, Terraria, Project Zomboid or DayZ page. Compare RAM, supported players and whether the product uses a web panel or Windows Server with RDP.
After payment is confirmed, activation usually takes a few minutes. You get the IP, credentials and guidance by email.
Install modpacks, plugins, Workshop or scripts per game. Share the IP and keep the server online 24/7 without leaving your PC on.
Frequently asked questions
Full guide
Game hosting (or a game host) keeps a multiplayer server online 24/7 in a datacenter, with hardware, network and a panel ready for your community without leaving a home PC on. At RoxyCloud the catalog covers Minecraft, Terraria, Project Zomboid and DayZ in Brazil.
Unlike a generic VPS, a specialized game host already matches the title: RAM needs, mod support, panel type, Anti-DDoS and per-game docs. That reduces buying mistakes and speeds up launch.
RoxyCloud focuses on low ping for Brazilian players, edge Anti-DDoS, fast activation after payment and human support in Portuguese. Each game has its own page with plans, FAQ and checkout.
A game host is the company and infrastructure running your multiplayer server. Game hosting is the plan you buy: you pay monthly to keep the game process alive, with a public IP, backups and admin access.
In survival, sandbox and shooters the server must stay online for the community to join, loot, build and play together. Running that at home often means unstable ping, downtime when the PC turns off and attacks on your home IP.
Minecraft, Terraria and Project Zomboid use a gamer panel: start, stop, edit files and install mods from the browser without managing the whole OS. It is the fastest path for most communities.
DayZ runs on Windows Server with RDP: you install mods, scripts and the server with full environment control. It needs more technical skill but is the right model for that title at RoxyCloud.
Latency affects combat, redstone, group building, TModLoader and any real-time mechanic. A game server in Brazil cuts delay for local players and improves public servers and roleplay communities.
For game hosting in Brazil, a national datacenter is not cosmetic: it is a gameplay and retention requirement.
Use the catalog on this page to compare game hosts, open the title you need and buy with Brazilian ping, Anti-DDoS and Portuguese support. Minecraft from R$ 20/month.
Compare game hosting plans in the catalog, pick the right host for your community and activate with Brazilian ping and included Anti-DDoS.