WARDOGS Community Servers, Hosting and Anti-Cheat

WARDOGS supports official and community-hosted servers. The launch build reworked server-browser filters and links its Host a server button to the hosting path.

Joining community servers

Use the server browser’s community filter, check region and latency, then read the server name and rules before joining. Community administrators can moderate their own server, but a private server’s rules and availability are separate from official service status.

Hosting status

BULKHEAD named QONZER, BisectHosting and xREALM as approved hosting partners in launch communication. Provider packages, regions and prices can change, so compare their current pages from the in-game hosting link rather than relying on an old table.

Anti-cheat and reporting

The Steam store states that WARDOGS uses the kernel-level Elytra anti-cheat. Official launch notes also describe weighted reports, in-server ban announcements and corrected kick messaging.

• Use the in-game report function with the closest accurate reason.
• Let community administrators handle immediate local enforcement.
• Do not publish accusations or personal information as a substitute for evidence.
• Avoid “anti-cheat fixes” that ask you to disable security features, install unknown executables or make unexplained BIOS changes.

Sources

• Official WARDOGS Steam store — Elytra disclosure and multiplayer features
• Official Season 1 changelog — server browser, reports, bans and kick-message changes
• xREALM connection guide — community-server browser path