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Find a Project Zomboid server for your next session. Stock up on supplies and prepare your shelter. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. Italian is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country.
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Open Project Zomboid’s multiplayer menu (MULTIPLAYER) to reach the connection screen. Find the community in the server browser or use the address it provides.
A whitelisted server must approve your account before you can enter. Check the listing and contact the operator if needed to confirm access, the game version and the rules.
The operator, the server itself or its official website lists Italian as an in-game language. Other languages may also be used. Read the listing and rules to understand how the community communicates.
No. The in-game language comes from the operator, the server itself or its official website. The estimated IP country is a separate filter. It does not establish which language is used during play.
The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.