Game server hosting in India, on a server you control.

No. You get a VPS or VDS with root access and install the game server yourself, following the help center's guides. The Clouduxe panel runs the server around it: power, console, reinstall, the Firewall and Attacks tabs and alerts. The game, its mods and its updates are yours to run.

Any server software that runs on Linux or Windows Server, because the machine is yours. The calculator sizes 25 games from their own documentation, and the help center has install guides for FiveM, Minecraft, Rust, the Source games (CS2, TF2 and Garry's Mod), ARK, SA-MP and open.mp, and TeamSpeak.

Yes, on every plan, with nothing to add at checkout. Floods too big for the link are absorbed by 17 Tbps of upstream mitigation capacity, and Clouduxe Prism filters what arrives at the network driver. Counter-Strike 2, FiveM, Garry's Mod, Minecraft Bedrock, Minecraft Java and Team Fortress 2 also get protocol validation; ARK: Survival Ascended, ARK: Survival Evolved and Rust get a one-click port preset without a validator; the other 16 games in the calculator get the always-on filter and the port rules you write.

Mumbai. It is the nearest of the three regions to every Indian city on this page. Kolkata, the farthest of them, is 1,655 km from Mumbai, a round-trip floor of 16.5 ms, against 2,890 km to Singapore. The floor is the least a round trip can take over that distance, not a ping to expect. If your community is spread across Southeast Asia as well, Singapore keeps those players closer.

It depends on the game and the player count. At the player counts in the table above, the plans the calculator picks run from VPS Mini at ₹1,780 or $18.99 a month to VDS TitanCore at ₹29,820 or $313.99, for DayZ at 60 players. Prices are monthly, exclude GST and are the same in every region. For FiveM, the FiveM server cost page works it through by player count.

Yes. Each server is its own process with its own ports and its own firewall rules, so size the plan for all of them together by adding up what the calculator gives for each. A second Source server listens on the next port up and needs rules of its own, and a TeamSpeak server is light enough to run beside a game.

Yes, from the panel: it offers the plans of the same type (VPS or VDS) in the same region that are bigger on every resource. Cores and traffic change straight away; memory and disk take effect at the next full power cycle from the panel. Nothing is reinstalled, so the game, its saves and its database stay as they are. Moving from a VPS to a VDS is not offered as an online upgrade, and a smaller plan goes through a ticket, because a disk cannot shrink under your data.

Yes. Windows Server 2022 and 2019 can be picked at checkout, and 2025 by reinstalling from the panel. Choosing Windows adds nothing to the plan price at checkout; for licensing questions, email sales at contact@clouduxe.com. The help center's game guides are written for Linux, and Remote Desktop has a protocol validator of its own.