A better way into DayZ

LESS FIDDLING.
MORE SURVIVING.

Find your server. Sort your mods. Get into the game.

Free • Open source • No accounts • No adverts

A little less setup. A little more adventure.

Another DayZ launcher? Fair question.

DayZ already has launchers. We know. We just thought finding a server, sorting your mods and getting into the game could be a little less complicated.

So we built Wolf Launcher. A free, open-source alternative for Windows and Linux, designed to do the complicated stuff quietly and let you get on with surviving.

What makes Wolf Launcher worth trying?

Linux isn’t an afterthought

Built with Linux players in mind, alongside Windows support. Your next DayZ adventure shouldn’t mean changing operating systems.

Less wrestling with mods

Server mod checks and clear readiness reports help you get everything ready. You confirm the changes; Steam handles the downloads.

The information you actually need

Server details, player counts, ping and favourites. Find your place in Stable or Experimental, with the right installation selected for you.

No strings attached

Free. Open source. No accounts or advertising. Just a launcher that gets you from the server list into the game.

Already happy with your launcher? Brilliant.

We’re not here to tell you you’re using the wrong one. We just built an alternative we thought was worth sharing.
Give it a go. If you like it, there’s a place for you by the campfire.

Close infected emerge from misty Chernarus fields and approach across the moonlit countryside. The complete warmly lit Wolf Forge and resting DrakonWolf, with his mug, map, binoculars and lantern on the rocks. A low wire fence leads towards an abandoned car in the open countryside.