Easier gameserver recovery, AI installs, and region selection

Get back on track after a failed gameserver installation, install resources with help from the AI assistant, and spend less time choosing a server region. This release also improves dedicated server remote access and adds API support for changing installed game versions.

Easier gameserver setup and recovery

• Retry a failed first installation yourself. Gameservers stuck in an error state after their initial installation can now be reinstalled without waiting for manual intervention.
• Let the AI assistant help install resources. It can download files from HTTP(S) links and extract ZIP and TAR-based archives on supported gameservers, for example when installing a FiveM resource from GitHub. Downloads and extraction require your confirmation.
• AI file operations now target the active installation correctly. Requests using the default active-install scope no longer act on the server root instead. Minecraft’s assistant also retains access to tool discovery, with archive extraction excluded from its active toolset.
• Missing server data no longer causes an unexpected backup failure. Gameserver backup creation is skipped gracefully when the server’s data folder is unavailable.

Less friction when ordering and managing games

• Start with the lowest-ping region selected. Gameserver and VPS checkout now automatically applies the best-ping region when you have not made your own selection.
• Change installed game versions through the API. New endpoints let API clients retrieve available versions and request a version change. Downgrades that require reinstallation retain the explicit confirmation step.

More reliable dedicated server access and details

• Activate remote management with fewer credential-related failures. Supported Supermicro servers can automatically recover from an out-of-sync management credential and retry activation when a verified backup credential is available.
• Corrected hardware specifications stay intact. Manually corrected storage and uplink details are preserved during later inventory refreshes instead of being replaced by placeholder values.
• Keep dedicated server listings focused on rentable hardware. Internal-only equipment and test placeholders are now excluded when populating the dedicated server catalog.

More consistent browsing across languages

• Explore MCP information in Polish. A Polish-language MCP landing page is now available.
• Translated landing pages keep a familiar layout. Translation work now preserves the reference page’s sections and page structure rather than substituting a different layout.