DayZ-Server

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts. This variant advertises groups of up to 5 players.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts. This variant advertises groups of up to 5 players.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts. This variant advertises groups of up to 3 players.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts.

Rearmed US3 offers a modified DayZ experience on Chernarus, with groups limited to five players. The operator describes reworked weapon handling that changes bullet drop, penetration values and recoil patterns. Loot combines dynamic spawns with a rebalanced item distribution. Advertised purchases are limited to priority queue access and cosmetics.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Rearmed offers modded DayZ inspired by Escape from Tarkov. The project advertises reworked ballistics and recoil with bullet drop and penetration values. Its loot economy uses dynamic spawns and revised item distribution. The official store limits purchases to queue priority and cosmetics, with no purchased starting loadouts. This variant advertises groups of up to 3 players.

RS Aurora #1 advertises PvE with bots on Chernarus.

RS Aurora #2 advertises PvE with bots on Chernarus.

Neuro Pt.1 is part of GreenGarden’s Chernarus PvE project for DayZ. The NEURO network combines story quests, bosses and automatic events with a reworked economy, land rental, modded fishing and crafting. Clans have an ATM and garage; virtual garages preserve the arrangement of vehicle items. Advertised dungeons run on a separate server. GreenGarden offers its launcher to prepare the mods and connect to the selected instance.

GreenGarden Neuro Pt.3 runs as PvE on Chernarus. The NEURO project combines a new quest storyline with crafting, mining and land rentals in its economy. It also offers daily rewards and clan tools, including a bank and garage. Dungeons are advertised on a separate server.

RAKETA MOD advertises an eight-player group limit and a no-raid format on Chernarus.

Salty Zombies offers a DayZ PvE instance on Chernarus. Traders, quest zones and dungeons are marked on the in-game map; a pen lets players add their own markers. Progression includes hunting, medical and immunity skills. The rules limit each player to one base and one professions-team base. The rules prohibit stealing, including from player bodies, vehicles and bases, as well as building that blocks quest givers or important quest locations.

SODA #1 advertises PvP on Chernarus, a five-player group cap and increased loot.

Wings Stalker NH1 offers PvE on NHChernobyl in a setting inspired by STALKER’s Zone. The project combines anomalies, artifacts and mutants with distinct abilities. Quests and seasonal events accompany survival; its website lists NH and AOD instances separately.

Sunnyvale #10 advertises a PvE environment on Livonia, with PvP zones.

Sunnyvale #11 advertises a PvE setting on Chernarus with PvP zones.

Sunnyvale #12 advertises a PvE setting on Deer Isle with PvP zones.

Sunnyvale #3 advertises a PvE environment on Chernarus, with PvP zones.

The Lab US1 advertises a “Max 5” format on Chernarus.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. The Northmen adds storage and building equipment to DayZ, including lockable lockers, crafted furniture and workbenches. Radio missions on frequency 99.7 offer rewards for completion. Care packages appear around the map and wipe or prestige challenges extend progression. The network also includes collectible Pokémon cards that can be exchanged during events.

V++ Deathmatch NA offers Deathmatch combat with DayZ’s vanilla guns. The network develops its own mods and publishes a leaderboard for tracking performance. Queue priority can be purchased separately to support the servers.

This ZERO instance on Deer Isle is advertised as the official “Nightmare” test, labelled 6.1 EXP. The network permits kill-on-sight play while encouraging player interaction. Its FAQ describes dark nights lasting approximately fifteen minutes and independent characters for each server, with no transfers between instances. The rules provide neither restoration of lost items nor player teleportation, including losses caused by bugs or server problems.

Battle for Chernarus advertises a HARD PvE format in open beta on the ChernarusPlus map.