When a group wants a Waterpark Simulator park that’s always available, the first idea is usually a dedicated server. It can work — but it’s a monthly bill plus setup for a handful of friends who really just want flexible hosting.

What the Server Is Actually For

A dedicated server exists so the park isn’t trapped on one player’s machine. You don’t need a box running 24/7 for that — you only need the latest save to reach whoever wants to host next.

SaveSync Does It Without the Server

SaveSync syncs the park to every player automatically. Whoever played last syncs on close; whoever plays next loads the latest save and hosts. Any player can be the host, at no recurring cost. It works alongside Steam Cloud, and every sync is a snapshot you can roll back to.

  1. Install SaveSync — everyone in the group needs it.
  2. Create a sync group and point SaveSync at your Waterpark Simulator save once.
  3. Play. The latest park syncs automatically when each session ends.
  4. The next host loads it and keeps building — no rented hardware, no config.

The exact save location is handled for you, so this stays the same even as the game updates.

New to SaveSync? Start with the Waterpark Simulator save sharing guide.

Drop the Monthly Cost

For most groups a dedicated server is overkill — the real need is just flexible hosting. Get SaveSync on Steam for a one-time purchase and skip the recurring bill. The same install covers every other supported co-op game. Questions? Come by the Discord or see more at savesync.games.

Disclaimer: SaveSync is made by PIXELPUNCH LLP and is not affiliated with CayPlay or the makers of Waterpark Simulator. Game names are used only to identify supported games.