ICARUS dedicated server
ICARUS server manager for Windows and Linux
What HaruHost does for ICARUS
Windows
Run the server on any Windows PC, from the desktop app or the background service.
Linux and VPS
Run it on an Ubuntu VPS or a Linux home server, installed with one command and managed from the web panel.
Tunnel Paid
When HaruHost runs as a service on Linux, friends find the server in ICARUS's own server list (search the Lobby Name), like any public server. No port forwarding, even behind CGNAT, through one of 14 regions.
Player list
See how many players are online. On Linux, see everyone who has joined, with playtime, sessions and last seen. Paid plans show every player; the free plan shows one.
Auto Config Windows
Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files.
Automation Paid
Restart, update, back up and post to Discord on a schedule, after a crash, when the game updates or when a player joins or leaves on Linux.
Backups Paid
Back up the world with a keep count, on demand or from an automation, and restore it in one step.
Files Paid
Upload and download server files in the browser, with folders as ZIP.
Discord bot Paid
From Discord, start, stop, restart and update the server and see how many players are online.
HaruHost fixes game problems as ICARUS updates. Report anything in the HaruHost Discord.
ICARUS server guides
Getting players in
Setting it up
ICARUS server questions
Can HaruHost host ICARUS servers?
Yes, with you as the host. HaruHost runs ICARUS dedicated servers on your own Windows or Linux PC, home server or VPS: when HaruHost runs as a service on Linux, friends can join through the Tunnel without port forwarding (paid plans) and you see how many players are online, and on Linux who is playing.
Can I host ICARUS servers on Linux?
Yes. ICARUS servers run on Windows and Linux, and you manage them from the desktop app or the web panel.
Do my friends need port forwarding to join?
Not on a VPS, and not with the Tunnel. On a VPS, friends join at its public address once your port range is open in the provider's firewall, if it has one. At home, when HaruHost runs as a service on Linux, the Tunnel (paid plans) lets them join through one of 14 regions without router changes. On Windows, HaruHost's router and firewall helpers open the game's ports where your network allows it.
Can I see who is playing?
Yes. The Players page shows how many players are online, and on Linux everyone who has joined, with playtime, sessions and last seen. Paid plans show every player; the free plan shows one.