Astro Colony workshop

Astro Colony server quick reference: this title has three appids — client 1614550, Windows dedicated server 2662210 (appinfo name verbatim "Astro Colony Dedicated Server", oslist=windows) and Linux dedicated server 2934900 (name "Astro Colony Dedicated Server Linux", oslist=windows,linux). Developer and publisher are both Terad Games; store release 2 Jun, 2026. Ports are the peculiarity here: AMP's ports.json registers exactly one port, 27015/UDP (verbatim "Port used for Steam query traffic"), and AMP also makes it the primary application port (PrimaryApplicationPortRef=SteamQueryPort) while its command line carries only -QueryPort; the official egg likewise has only SERVER_QUERY_PORT, marked user_editable=false. The value usually treated as the game port, 7777/UDP, is registered by no upstream artifact — it is merely the conventional Unreal default, corroborated only by a community compose file that calls itself works-for-me and DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION YET. The operational consequence: upstream tooling offers no way to change the game port, so multiple instances per host are not supported. Configuration is 13 keys under /Script/ACFeature.EHServerSubsystem, but the path forks by platform: AMP registers both a WindowsServer and a LinuxServer ServerSettings.ini while the official egg writes only the LinuxServer one, so editing the wrong directory has no effect at all. Among AMP's 15 parameters the FieldName ServerName appears twice (one entry declared as an ini key, one mapped to the command-line SteamServerName), yet none of metaconfig's 13 mappings include ServerName — so in practice it only reaches the command line as -SteamServerName, with AMP's parameter format reading verbatim -{0}="{1}" (quoted). For the player cap AMP states only MinValue=1 (App.MaxUsers=5) while the official egg says between:1,10. The admin surface is standard input (AdminMethod=STDIO, AdminPortRef=0, RemoteAdminPassword empty); there is no networked remote-management port, no upstream artifact lists any console command, and SupportsLiveSettingsChanges=False, so changing a setting means editing the ini and restarting. Three runtime readings coexist: native Windows, native Linux (the route both AMP and the official egg take, so this title does not need Wine), and a third-party Wine egg (grade C, using the Windows appid). On the Windows side AMP additionally pulls component appid 1007 (the Steamworks SDK redistributable) into AstroColony/Binaries/Win64. Anonymous SteamCMD login has two independent sources (AMP semantics and a community repo entrypoint using +login anonymous). There is no grade-A official hosting document: the site is a WordPress marketing site enumerating to 10 pages via its REST API with no hosting section and a blog whose only post dates from 2020, and all three URLs of the official wiki astrocolony.fandom.com return 000. Every hosting fact comes from three artifacts cross-checking each other (the AMP template, the official egg, Steam appinfo), validated against two independent community artifacts (a real production ServerSettings.ini and a Docker repo that declares itself unreliable).