Legend of California is a multiplayer action-survival FPS developed by Kintsugiyama and published by Dreamhaven, set on the mythical Island of California during the gold rush era. You explore, gather, craft, build, hunt, and fight your way across a vast untamed frontier, alone or alongside friends, with one goal: do not just survive the island, thrive on it.
The world is an expansive, ever-changing open frontier of distinct biomes, iconic California landmarks, and challenging PvE encounters. First-person combat rewards precision, whether you are hunting wildlife for food, raiding hostile encampments for quick coin, or defending your territory from rival players in optional PvP. Deep gathering and crafting systems turn raw wilderness into weapons, tools, and meals, while you build and expand your own ranch, sink a mine, raise stables, and unlock new crafting stations.
Multiplayer in Legend of California runs on persistent online servers. Forge your legacy solo, or form a company of up to four players who share resources, buildings, and progress, while larger servers bring whole frontiers of up to 100 players together to trade, ally, and clash. Because the world persists whether or not you are online, a private dedicated Legend of California server keeps your ranch standing, your claim staked, and your company connected around the clock.
Because Legend of California ships with both online co-op and optional PvP, every community runs its server differently. A four-player company might want a quiet PvE frontier to build ranches and stockpile gold, while a large server can run open-world PvP with contested claims, hostile encampments, and shifting alliances. A dedicated server lets you set that tone yourself, control who joins, and keep one persistent world that everyone returns to, rather than a session that ends when the host leaves.
Legend of California is an open-world survival shooter, so server demand rises with player count, world size, and how much your company builds. High-frequency CPUs keep combat, AI, and physics responsive during firefights and encampment raids; NVMe SSD storage streams the open world and saves quickly to cut lag and corruption risk; and DDR5 RAM holds a busy, persistent frontier together as more players log in. Pick your plan around your intended player count and how large you expect your world to grow.
| Server type | RAM needed | Players | Recommended plan |
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| Solo or small company | 2-4 GB | 1-4 | 2 GB or 4 GB plan |
| Co-op crew / private frontier | 4-6 GB | 4-20 | 4 GB or 6 GB plan |
| Large persistent server | 6-8 GB | 20-100 | 8 GB plan |
A private dedicated server hands your group the controls: toggle PvP on or off, set company sizes and permissions, tune difficulty, loot, and survival rules, manage a whitelist, and keep the frontier persistent so progress is never wiped by someone else. Unlike a PC-hosted game, the world stays online 24/7 and never depends on one player keeping their machine running.
Hosting your Legend of California server with PingPlayers removes host advantage, lifts hardware bottlenecks, and keeps the island stable as your company and player count grow. Every plan includes high-performance hardware, full configuration control, automated backups, enterprise DDoS protection, 24/7 real human support, and an integrated Ping AI assistant that applies recommended settings, adjusts server rules, and resolves common setup issues in seconds.
