// Roadmap
NodeMesh is free game hosting on the hardware you already own, wrapped in a panel that actually understands your game — schema-driven config, native mods, in-panel admin. Here's what the next year adds: more games, and more ways to run them.
Last updated July 2026 · everything below is planned, not shipped — plans can change.
Picked for real hosting demand and depth we can do well — not a game-count race. Each ships with the config depth and verification our existing games get.
Host the console-and-mobile edition of Minecraft on your own hardware — and, with one-click crossplay, invite console and phone players straight into your Java server. One click; no third-party setup.
Planned · Summer–Autumn 2026One of the deepest survival configs anywhere — around 80 tunable settings — brought into the panel as a proper editor instead of hand-editing XML. Difficulty, loot, day length, zombie behaviour: all point-and-click.
Planned · Autumn 2026One-click hosting for a factory that never stops — plus an in-panel admin console (RCON) to run commands, kick trolls, and manage your save without leaving the browser.
Planned · Late 2026Mil-sim hosting with declarative mod-list management — pick your mods in the panel and the server pulls them in on launch. No manual file wrangling to run a modded scenario.
Planned · Late 2026Featherweight enough to run on almost anything you already own — a spare mini-PC or a single-board computer — so a whole world costs you nothing but the hardware in your drawer.
Planned · Early 2027We're exploring community-server hosting for CS2 — the surf, retake, and practice servers players actually self-host. Bigger and more involved than the rest of the list, so it stays honestly labelled as exploratory.
Exploring · 2027The panel is getting a memory, a voice in your Discord, and smarter power use — the things that make a home-hosted server feel effortless to keep running.
Native mod managers for Valheim (BepInEx / Thunderstore) and Rust (Oxide / uMod plugins) — browse, install, and update mods from the panel, the same one-click experience Minecraft already has.
Planned · Late 2026A shareable page for your server: live status, the connect address, and clear join instructions your friends can follow — send one link instead of explaining IPs and ports.
Planned · Late 2026Server up, down, or crashed — and player milestones — posted straight into your community's Discord. Paste a webhook URL; no bot to install and nothing to log into.
Planned · Late 2026Give the panel a memory: who played this week, your real uptime, and a crash timeline — so you can actually see how your server behaves over time instead of guessing.
Planned · Late 2026A short weekly recap in your inbox — players, peak times, and uptime — so you stay on top of your server without watching a dashboard.
Planned · Early 2027Your server sleeps when it's empty and wakes the moment a friend connects — the power-saving payoff of hosting on your own hardware, without anyone waiting in a queue to start it.
Planned · 2027Every game verified end-to-end on real hardware — install, join, config, backup, restore — with public evidence behind the badge. When we say a game is stable, you can check our work.
In progress · ongoingThe games above are on their way — but plenty are already live. Bring a host and start playing today, free.
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