Icarus Setup
Create an Icarus server.
Use this when you are starting a new Icarus dedicated server from the VialStack setup screen.
Before you start
What to pick
Icarus is available in the VialStack Create Server screen as Icarus. For most active co-op groups, start with Icarus Standard. Use Starter for small private testing, or Heavy if the world is busier or Standard is not enough.
The Icarus dedicated server is currently treated as a beta server by the game developers and runs the Windows server build through a compatibility layer. That is normal for this game, but first installs and updates can take longer than lighter Linux-native games.
Steps
- Sign in at billing.vialstack.com.
- Open Servers, then choose Create Server.
- Search for Icarus and pick Starter, Standard, or Heavy.
- Enter a server name that players will recognize in the Icarus server list.
- Leave the query port at the default unless VialStack support asks you to change it.
- Create the server and let the first install finish before starting gameplay.
Plan notes
- Icarus Starter: 8GB RAM and 50GB disk for small co-op worlds or testing.
- Icarus Standard: 12GB RAM and 75GB disk, the best default for most groups.
- Icarus Heavy: 16GB RAM and 100GB disk for larger or heavier worlds.
If it does not show up
Refresh the Create Server page and search for Icarus again. If it still does not appear, open a support ticket and we will check your account and the product catalog.