NolimitHost Is Introducing Four New Games: Team Fortress 2, BeamMP, Satisfactory & Sons of the Forest
Big news for the NolimitHost community: we're expanding our game lineup with four new titles you can deploy on our infrastructure today — Team Fortress 2, BeamMP, Satisfactory, and Sons of the Forest.
These aren't "we'll get to it eventually" promises. Each one is live on our game panel now, with one-click deployment, full FTP and mod access, and the same hardware and DDoS protection that every NolimitHost server runs on. Here's what each game is, what running a server for it actually demands, and why NolimitHost is the right place to host it.
Team Fortress 2 — The Fastest Shooter With a Server List
Team Fortress 2 is Valve's class-based multiplayer shooter: nine classes, a decade and a half of content, and a community that simply refuses to die. It's free to play, runs on any hardware, and its modding scene — SourceMod, custom maps, custom weapons, competitive configs — is one of the deepest in PC gaming.
That last part is exactly why hosting matters. A vanilla TF2 server is light. A real TF2 server — SourceMod plugins, a FastDL webserver for custom maps, 24 players pushing a payload on a custom map, MvM missions — is a different animal entirely. Everything in TF2's simulation happens on a tick (64 by default, higher in competitive play), and every plugin you add runs inside that tick. Slow cores mean dropped ticks, hit registration that feels "off", and players blaming your server instead of their aim.
Why NolimitHost: our servers run on modern high-clock CPUs, so your tick rate stays locked even with a full house, a plugin stack, and FastDL serving maps at the same time. You get full FTP and config access — custom server.cfg, SourceMod, MetaMod, spray/tick settings, all of it — plus free FastDL hosting space so your custom content loads fast for every player. And when a rival community decides to knock you offline, our 10 Tbit/s+ DDoS mitigation keeps the server up.
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BeamMP — BeamNG.drive Multiplayer, Done Properly
BeamNG.drive is the most detailed vehicle physics sandbox ever made, and BeamMP is the mod that makes it multiplayer. Up to dozens of players can load into one world, spawn their own vehicles, crash into each other, and cause chaos in a way that no other driving game can match — with fully simulated soft-body deformation running live.
BeamMP is uniquely demanding because the server isn't just tracking positions. Vehicles are physics-simulated, damage is simulated, and the server has to keep all of that consistent across every connected player, several times per second, over the network. It's a workload that punishes weak single-core performance harder than almost anything else we host — and it eats memory as more players spawn heavier vehicles.
Why NolimitHost: BeamMP's sync loop is serial and latency-sensitive, which is the exact workload our hardware is built for — fast, modern, high-clock cores instead of a pile of slow ones. High memory allocations let you run populated servers with full vehicle variety, and our low-latency network keeps the position syncing smooth instead of jittery. Add hourly backups and instant restore, and a mod-induced crash never costs your community its progress.
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Satisfactory — Build Big, Stay Stable
Satisfactory is Coffee Stain Studios' first-person factory builder: drop onto an alien planet, mine resources, and construct a sprawling multi-floor megafactory connected by conveyor belts, trains, drones, and pipelines. It now has official dedicated server support, which means your factory can keep producing 24/7 instead of only when the host is logged in.
And that's the catch. A Satisfactory save is not a small thing. Late-game factories hold tens of thousands of machines, and the server has to simulate every belt, every production chain, and every fluid pipe every tick. Satisfactory servers are memory-hungry and enormously CPU-bound, and the save file itself grows into the hundreds of megabytes. Host it on thin hardware and you get stutter, desync, and a factory that stutters to a halt whenever two players load the same area.
Why NolimitHost: generous RAM allocations so your megafactory stays in memory instead of swapping to disk, fast NVMe SSD storage for those huge save writes and autosaves, and high-clock cores that keep the production simulation ticking at the rate your factory needs. Full FTP access means you can move saves in and out freely, and automated backups mean a bad save or a broken belt nightmare is always recoverable.
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Sons of the Forest — Survival Horror With Friends
Sons of the Forest is Endnight Games' survival horror sequel to The Forest: you crash-land on a remote island, build shelters, explore dark caves, and defend yourself against cannibal tribes and something much worse underneath. With dedicated server support, it's one of the best co-op survival experiences on PC — a persistent shared world where your builds, your traps, and your story stay put between sessions.
Survival co-op servers live or die on world simulation. The island is populated with AI that travels, hunts, and reacts, and the server has to keep that world running consistently for every connected player while also holding the shared base, storage, and construction data. Add mods — Sons of the Forest has a healthy Nexus modding scene — and the per-tick cost climbs further. Memory leaks and unsynced AI are the classic signs of an underpowered host.
Why NolimitHost: memory headroom to hold a long-running persistent world without degrading over days of uptime, fast cores to keep NPC and animal AI simulated smoothly, and NVMe storage for snappy save handling. 24/7 support from staff who actually know game servers means if something breaks on a Friday night, you're not reading a script while your group waits. And with DDoS protection standard, the server stays reachable whether you're playing with friends or with the public.
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What All Four of These Have in Common
Four very different games, one shared truth: each of them is a serial, latency-sensitive simulation that needs fast modern cores, plenty of RAM, and storage that doesn't choke. That's exactly what our hosting platform is built around.
| Game | What it demands most | How NolimitHost delivers |
|---|---|---|
| Team Fortress 2 | Tick stability with plugins and FastDL | High-clock cores, free FastDL space, full SourceMod/MetaMod access |
| BeamMP | Single-core speed and low-latency sync | Fast modern cores, low-latency network, high RAM allocations |
| Satisfactory | RAM, CPU for huge factories, big save I/O | Generous RAM, fast NVMe storage, automated backups |
| Sons of the Forest | Long-uptime stability, AI simulation, mods | Memory headroom, fast cores, one-click mod support, 24/7 support |
Every NolimitHost game server includes
- 10 Tbit/s+ DDoS protection as standard — game servers are constant targets, and mitigation is never an upsell here.
- Modern, high-clock CPUs — fast cores beat core counts for every game in this article.
- NVMe SSD storage — map packs, factory saves, and world files load and write instantly.
- Full FTP and mod access — no locked-down bare-bones panels. Install the plugins, mods, and custom content your community wants.
- Automated backups with one-click restore, so a crash or a griefer never ends your story.
- Instant deployment — pick your plan, and your server is online in seconds, not days.
- 24/7 support from real game server people — not a script, not a 72-hour ticket queue.
- An ad-free control panel — every button works instantly, no countdowns, no forced videos.
Ready to Deploy?
Team Fortress 2, BeamMP, Satisfactory, and Sons of the Forest are live right now on the NolimitHost game panel. Spin one up, invite your friends, and see what your community has been missing.
Pick your game and get online in seconds — explore all NolimitHost game server plans, or jump straight to Team Fortress 2, BeamMP, Satisfactory, or Sons of the Forest hosting.