2016 and still made for the people who play here

A gaming network run by the people who play on it

We run our own servers in Europe. Every rule is public, and you can look up any punishment before you argue about it. Since 2016 the deal has been the same: play fair, real people answer you, and nothing you can buy helps you win.

2016 Running without a break
EU Owned, tuned infrastructure
3 Games we run ourselves
7 Servers online right now

Player hub

What running our own metal actually buys you

Every server on the network is provisioned, tuned and monitored by us. There is no reseller between your ping and our hardware.

Owned infrastructure

European machines we configure ourselves: high tickrates, headroom during peak hours, and no noisy neighbours on shared hosting.

Moderation that answers

Reports and appeals go through tickets with evidence attached. You get a decision and the reasoning behind it.

Anti-cheat with follow-through

Detection is only half the job. Clips, demos and logs are reviewed by a human before anyone is removed.

Nothing for sale that matters

Cosmetics and community perks exist. Damage, reach, kits and rank do not. Money never changes a match.

Public punishment records

Bans are searchable on the network ban lists, so nobody has to take a staff decision on faith.

Written down, then enforced

The rulebook is public, dated and specific. Staff are held to the same document as everyone else.

Games on the network

We open a server when a group of players needs a well-run home for a game, not when a trend chart says so.

Co-op horror survival

No More Room in Hell

Five EU servers with infinite ammo, full map rotation and live ranking. Teamkilling and sabotage are rule breaks, not jokes.

OneBlock+ survival

Minecraft

One island, one block, and everything you build from it. Jobs, economy, auction house and a public punishment history.

Excessive Plus arena

Quake III Arena

The fast old shooter kept alive on a config that respects how it was meant to feel.

Why people stay

Fair play first

Rules protect the match and the people in it. They are not there to hand advantages to regulars.

Community-driven

Server settings, new games and policy changes come from player feedback, in public.

Reliable servers

EU hosting, monitored uptime, and restarts announced instead of discovered.

Respectful culture

Competition is welcome. Harassment, slurs and bad-faith behaviour are not.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Vudira?

Vudira is a player-run gaming network that has hosted its own European game servers since 2016. It operates Minecraft, No More Room in Hell and Source engine servers, publishes a public rulebook, and runs public ban lists, reports and appeals.

Is Vudira pay-to-win?

No. Nothing sold or granted on Vudira changes gameplay power. Perks are cosmetic or earned in game, and staff are not allowed to hand out advantages.

Which games does Vudira host?

Three right now: No More Room in Hell on five EU servers, Minecraft OneBlock+, and Quake III Arena on Excessive Plus. We open a new one when an active group needs it and the project is realistic.

How do I report a cheater?

Open a ticket on the Vudira Discord or use the contact email, include the game, server, player ID, date, time and evidence such as a clip or demo. Reports posted on external forums are not tracked.

Can I appeal a ban?

Yes. Every punishment can be appealed through the appeal page. Appeals are checked against the original evidence and the rule that was applied, and the outcome is explained.

How do I join the staff team?

Applications go through the staff recruitment page. The minimum age is 16 for helper roles and 18 for senior roles, positions are voluntary, and selected applicants start with a supervised trial period.

Pick a server and play tonight

Low ping in the EU, moderation that answers, and progression you earn instead of buy.