Population is read from the same privacy-safe County Signal used across the site.

Season One is live · No password required
God's Country — Build 42 survival, rebuilt for community.
Hold The Dead Stop, keep the county connected, and build a crew that can outlast what is coming down the road.
County SignalLive server status
- Address
- play.godscountrygaming.com
- Port
- 16261
- Capacity
- 30 survivors
- Maintenance
- 4 AM & 4 PM Central
Season One · Twelve weeks
Keep the Lights On
The founding report is open. Crews are establishing recognized settlements, recording county operations, and building the first verified supply baseline at The Dead Stop.
Follow the County ChronicleFOUNDING SEASON ACTIVE
The Dead Stop
The county is not empty—it is being documented. The Chronicle publishes progress only after survivors or staff submit a verified field report.
- Settlement deskRegistrations open
- Operations deskField reports open
- Supply deskBaseline survey underway
Your first hour
Four steps from roadside to survivor
- 01
Answer the signal
Join Discord and read Start Here plus the server rules.
- 02
Load the county
Subscribe to the official Steam Workshop collection before connecting.
- 03
Cross the line
Use Build 42 at play.godscountrygaming.com on port 16261.
- 04
Find your crew
Spawn at The Dead Stop or a default town, then check in on Discord.
Live county signal
Check the road before you travel.
Connecting to the live county broadcast…
Current county notice
The gates are open.
This is a live community, not a promise on a roadmap. Join without a password, use the official collection, and check Discord for the latest human-written notice.
Twice-daily restart windows keep the county moving. Live changes are posted in Discord.
Verified operations, milestones, and survivor-approved names enter the public record.
Field reports
The first photo edition needs survivors.
We are collecting real, permission-cleared screenshots from current play. Until those arrive, this space will stay honest instead of pretending illustrated artwork is gameplay.
Send us what happened—not what looked staged.
Bases, roadside rescues, ruined convoys, settlement work, and the moments immediately before somebody said “that should hold.” Include a short caption and the survivor names we may publish.
