Stationeers is a demanding space sandbox game in which you build a space station and manage every critical system yourself. Oxygen, pressure, power, temperature, and resources all need to work together reliably. On your own Stationeers server, you can tackle these engineering challenges together with friends.
This wiki helps you set up your Stationeers server and keep your shared station running long-term. The focus is on co-op, automation, supply, and a stable server environment.
Even small mistakes in supply or power can have major consequences. You lay pipes and cables, monitor atmospheric readings, and develop production chains that keep your station supplied over the long term. Research and new materials unlock additional systems, but also increase complexity.
Automation is a core part of the game. Sensors, logic, and machines can take over processes that would be too time-consuming by hand. Good planning ensures resources are processed, power is distributed, and critical areas of the station are monitored.
In co-op, technical tasks can be divided sensibly. While one player monitors the atmosphere, another can build production facilities or tap new resource deposits. Your own Stationeers server keeps your station online independently of any single host’s PC.
The server world contains your progress and should be backed up regularly. Create a backup before major changes to systems or configurations so you can roll back to a working state if something goes wrong.
When multiple players work on the station, clear responsibilities and secure access credentials help. This keeps it clear who makes changes and which systems are critical to the crew’s survival.
With 4NetPlayers, you can rent your own Stationeers server and run your space station with friends around the clock. The server handles continuous hosting and gives you a reliable hub for engineering, automation, research, and space survival.