DayZ servers in Germany

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.

FamilyofGamers advertises PvE only on Chernarus, with helicopters.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Loaded offers modded DayZ played exclusively in first person. The project presents its additions as a limited selection intended to retain the core game’s familiar style. Community information is provided through Discord, with queue priority available in the network’s store.

KarmaKrew Namalsk #1 EU offers first-person Vanilla+ on Namalsk. Groups are limited to five players. The network advertises spray-painted weapon customisation and dynamic events, with mods added to the base game.

The Crown #2 offers first-person Vanilla+ PvP on Chernarus, with increased loot advertised by the server. The project has skins for weapons, clothing and items. Its shop also offers connection priority for players or their groups.

KarmaKrew Livonia #1 EU offers first-person Vanilla+ on Livonia. The network advertises spray-painted weapon customisation and dynamic events, with mods added to the base game.

This DayZ instance uses the Deer Isle 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.

KarmaKrew Sakhal EU offers first-person Vanilla+ on Sakhal. The network advertises spray-painted weapon customisation and dynamic events, with mods added to the base game.

Dobermann Chernarus No1 combines PvE and PvP, with first-person view in PvP combat. The German-English project adds treasure hunting, mutants, keycard access and KotH or airdrop events alongside base building. The operator states that supporter rewards are cosmetic only.

KarmaKrew Alteria EU offers first-person Vanilla+ on Alteria. The network advertises spray-painted weapon customisation and dynamic events, with mods added to the base game.

This DayZ instance uses the Chernarus map. Loaded offers modded DayZ played exclusively in first person. The project presents its additions as a limited selection intended to retain the core game’s familiar style. Community information is provided through Discord, with queue priority available in the network’s store.

GoatYard offers first-person PvP on Chernarus with a six-player group limit and no traders, as stated by this instance. The server advertises events and quests. The project publishes its connection address separately from its Deathmatch server, with rules and mod details presented on Discord.

The CALM #01 is a first-person PvP Deathmatch server on Chernarus. The project focuses on fast combat and describes its format as hardcore. A leaderboard tracks kills among other statistics; queue priority is offered separately on its website.

ORIGINS is the EndBalkan HIVE instance advertised as first-person Vanilla+ on Chernarus. The official catalogue presents it in a beta context. The project describes weekend raids for bases with a raised flag; a lowered or missing flag leaves the base raidable at any time. Its presentation states that beta progress may reset and settings may change, with the final launch to be announced separately.

KarmaKrew Chernarus #2 EU offers first-person Vanilla+ on Chernarus. This instance is for solo players, duos or trios. The network advertises spray-painted weapon customisation and dynamic events, with mods added to the base game.

KarmaKrew Chernarus #5 EU offers first-person Vanilla+ on Chernarus. Base building is excluded by the server’s advertised No Bases format. The network advertises spray-painted weapon customisation and dynamic events, with mods added to the base game.

This DayZ instance uses the Deer Isle 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. This variant advertises groups of up to 5 players.

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.

UPG DayZ #1 advertises a Solo/Duo/Trio format on Chernarus, weekend raids and airdrops.