Private Servers Explained and How to Use Them - Grow a Chicken Fighter Wiki

Overview

A private server in Grow a Chicken Fighter is a personal copy of the game world that you control. Creating one costs 100 Robux per month, or it is free with Roblox Premium. Private servers are useful for keeping event rewards, farming without interruptions, and playing quietly with a small group of friends.

Watch: Private Servers

This video shows how to create and join private servers in Grow a Chicken Fighter. It covers the server creation flow on the game page, the monthly price, and how private servers behave differently from public ones. You will also see why the player kept an event egg on their private server.

How to Create a Private Server

Creating a private server happens outside the running game itself. You leave the current server, open the game page, and use the servers tab to buy or claim your own space. The whole process takes a few minutes and works the same on mobile and desktop.

Cost and Premium

A private server costs 100 Robux per month, paid as a recurring fee. Roblox Premium subscribers can create one for free, which makes private farming the obvious choice for players who already pay for Premium. No other Robux purchases are needed for the core loop.

You can also join small private servers run by friends instead of paying for your own. This keeps costs at zero while still giving you a quieter world. Sources mention playing with friends as a normal way to use private servers.

Why Use a Private Server

Private servers change how events behave for you. One player kept a blazing event egg because they were on a private server, and it simply stayed with them at the end of the event. That kind of control is the biggest reason to run your own world.

Beyond events, a private server removes competition for eggs and scrap, so your chickens lay and your scrap stays untouched by other players. Sessions stay short and focused, which suits players who want steady progression. You still play the same game, just in your own space.

Private Server Tips

Private servers are optional, but they pay off for event-focused players. Create one through the game page, keep it private, invite only friends you trust, and use the calm environment to push the tower and farm eggs without distractions. It is the same game, just with fewer interruptions.

• Create your server from the servers tab on the game page.
• Keep the server link private or share it only with trusted friends.
• Use the quiet world to focus on tower and feeder progression.
• Check whether your Roblox Premium makes the server free before paying.
• Join a friend's small private server instead of buying your own.
• Treat the monthly fee as optional — the whole game works on public servers too.

Joining Friends

If paying 100 Robux a month is not for you, joining a friend's private server is free. Small groups share one world, split the resource competition, and still get most of the privacy benefits. Sources describe this as a normal, common way to play.