THE MEEKS PROTOCOL
THE WORLD ENDED.
WE KEPT GOING.
Welcome to The Meeks Protocol, a Project Zomboid community built around survival, friendship, and the stories we create along the way.
This server is dedicated to Meeks, a member of our community whose presence left a lasting mark on the people around her. The Protocol exists as a way to carry that spirit forward — not simply as a memorial, but as a place where people can survive, laugh, learn, and make memories together.
Don't worry. This is a place to learn, ask questions, find people to play with, and get your feet under you.
Find survivors, join a faction, build a settlement, trade, explore, or simply hang out and talk.
Work together, face the dead, take on community projects, and see how long you can keep the lights on.
Ask for help, or take on the struggles yourself. Either way, make it a good story.
The Meeks Protocol
This is how you died... or survived?
SERVER STATUS
Hosted on an Extreme Performance server featuring a 5.7 GHz AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processor, DDR5 memory, and 100 GB of ultra-fast NVMe storage with speeds of up to 14,000 MB/s—providing smooth gameplay, faster loading, and reliable multiplayer performance.
LATEST UPDATES
We've added a few new mods and features to improve gameplay.
CLAIM SYSTEM
The new claim system is now active!
- Claim 1 safehouse per account
- Claim up to 5 vehicles
- Create keys for claimed vehicles (Mechanics Lvl 5 + Electrical Lvl 2)
- Claims expire after 14 real-world days of inactivity
⚠ NOTICE — Safehouses require a bedroom, kitchen, and living room. Please check the in-game claim menu for the exact requirements before placing claims.
Our mod list is designed to make The Meeks Protocol more welcoming, community-focused, and reliable while preserving the challenge of Project Zomboid.
Write down what you know. Craft a journal, transcribe your skills and recipes into it, and stash it somewhere safe—when you die, your next character reads it back to recover saved progress.
Together, these mods support long-term progression, protected player settlements, community businesses, social events, creative activities, and a more forgiving experience for newcomers. Some are technical or administrative tools and will work quietly in the background without changing normal gameplay.