Palworld server setup and management guides
Learn how to set up and manage a Palworld dedicated server, configure crossplay, install mods, control admin access, manage backups, update safely, and fix crashes.
Palworld on berrybyte runs as a dedicated server you fully control from the dashboard: settings, admin access, mods, backups, and the update channel are all managed there, no SteamCMD required.
Get started
Order, configure, and boot a new Palworld server.
Join your serverConnect from Steam with the server's address.
Settings and admin
XP rate, drop rates, and every PalWorldSettings.ini option.
Become an adminSet an admin password and log in with full privileges.
All admin commandsThe complete in-game command reference.
Set a server passwordKeep your server private.
Item drop penaltyChoose what players lose on death.
Backups and updates
Turn on Palworld's built-in rolling save backups.
Restore a backupRoll a world back after a bad update or wipe.
Update your serverStay current with the latest Palworld patch.
Change server versionPin, roll back, or jump to a specific build.
Mods and maintenance
Add .pak mods and keep every player in sync.
Fix server crashesTune memory settings to stop crashes and lag.
Reset your serverWipe the world and start over.
Delete player dataReset one player without touching the world.
Xbox
Frequently asked questions
Does berrybyte support Palworld crossplay between Steam and Xbox?
Yes. Palworld 1.0 crossplay lets Steam, Xbox, PS5, and Mac join the same dedicated server. berrybyte defaults Allowed platforms to Crossplay. Xbox and PlayStation players search Community Servers by name; Steam players can also join with the IP address. See Set up an Xbox dedicated server.
How much RAM does a Palworld server need?
Pocketpair recommends 16 to 32GB for a full server. berrybyte plans start smaller for a handful of players; size up if the server is holding a large base count or a big population.
Can I install mods on a berrybyte Palworld server?
Yes. Palworld mods are .pak files uploaded through the file manager. See Install mods on a Palworld server for the full walkthrough.