It's pretty good! I think most of the service is great! I have had a MC server with Nodecraft for over one year now. Amazing UI, pretty cool servers, pretty great multiplayer capabilities, really easy to add mods. My only real complaints would be with the CPU and modpack selection, however I can add all the files I want so that latter one isn't that bad. A tad pricy, however fairly manageable.

Great, but It works great actually, but I noticed the ram usage was high sometimes while only having around 8 mods active with few players online, don't know if it's just me, but I don't know While playing though I haven't seen it lag, at least any longer than half a second (and this only occurred around every 30 or so minutes) and love the simple but useful controls, it contains all the important ones most people would need Overall Good server hosting

Great! Great! Good library of games, very helpful and easy to follow guides on getting set up, transferring existing worlds to the server, etc. Nice dashboard, - love the automation actions like scheduling backups and server shut down/start up. Performance wise great as well - you get what you pay for and it all just kinda works. Been very pleased; I hosted a Terraria server, and when my friends and I beat it, we moved on to Valheim. Experience between both was the same: stable server, easy to maintain and automate, zero connection or gameplay issues. I've never had to contact support so far for any issue.

It doesn't support the latest version… It doesn't support the latest version of TModLoader, that has been out for ~2 months. The service suggested a slightly undersized instance for what I wanted, but with a smaller map it works fine. For the same reason I went back to NodeCraft after hosting several other servers with them 2 years ago.

I'm never one to write a review let… I'm never one to write a review let alone a bad one. Worst customer support, running shared Node CPU based Linux Binary servers for the benefit of themselves so that you can't even run Wine programs if you ask them. Tried for a few months to give the benefit of the doubt but no. Buggy GUI, appmanifest breaks. So basically Palworld servers would be a bad idea here, any server I believe, the customer supports once every 12 hours in live chat and in a PR fashion or gloating about their own personal game dev without helping the game servers they provide for. Our shared CPU node load goes 300% and the automated tasks do not work correctly as set, not a good server provider host, all they would do is to recommend to switch Node. It's in the name, Nodecraft EDIT : We had a Minecraft server for a month too that we just didn't bother with, the capabilities of the specs of the provider are simply not good enough and the pricing is... not good