Running a game server on a home PC or consumer connection is a gamble: lag spikes, a machine that sleeps, an ISP that changes your IP. A Voxa KVM VPS gives your game server its own kernel, SSD storage, an unmetered port (100–300 Mbps depending on the plan) and full root — on hardware that stays on.
KVM VPS runs in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest and Sofia in Europe, and in Ashburn for North American players, so you can put the server close to the bulk of your playerbase. Every server sits behind 100 Gbps of always-on DDoS protection at Layer 3 and Layer 4, so volumetric floods are absorbed before they reach your instance, with nothing to switch on. A server that draws larger attacks can be upgraded to a 500 Gbps to 10 Tbps tier.
Full KVM virtualisation means each server runs its own kernel, separated from the other virtual machines on the host. Load custom kernels, tweak TCP stack parameters, install game panels like Pterodactyl or AMP, and run Wine for Windows-only game servers. Hourly billing means you can spin up test environments for new maps or modpacks and tear them down without paying for a full month.
Why Voxa for Game Server Hosting
Seven VPS locations
Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest and Sofia in Europe, plus Ashburn for North America. Put the server where your players are.
100 Gbps DDoS protection
Game servers draw floods constantly. Every VPS sits behind 100 Gbps of always-on Layer 3/4 DDoS protection with no activation step; larger tiers up to 10 Tbps are an optional add-on.
Full root + custom kernel
Install Pterodactyl, AMP, or any panel. Run custom kernels, set TCP parameters, mount NFS — complete OS control.
SSD storage
World files and saves live on SSD, not spinning disks, with up to 150 GB of extra disk available at checkout.