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Anomaly RP

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Server at a glance

CountryFRFR
Ping · Moscow—
Version1.0.0.32561
In the catalog sinceSeptember 27, 2026
Last reply
Wipe—
Onlinepeak 101average 21
−24 h−18−12−6now
Moscow time (MSK)

About the server

A FiveM server in France on the San Andreas map, with room for up to 128 players at once. Anomaly RP appeared in the catalog on September 27, 2026. In the first days of monitoring it peaked at 90 players with an average player count of 31. Judging by the name, it's a roleplay project, and the admins say it runs as an RP server, though no specific details about modes are given in the description. Evening hours are busier than daytime, and the measurements show that clearly.

Anomaly RP player count by hour

The busiest window according to monitoring is from 19:00 to 22:00 UTC, when the average player count sits at 81. The quietest stretch runs from 03:00 to 06:00 UTC, with an average of just 1 player. The peak in the first days of monitoring hit 90, while the overall average came to 31. With only a couple of days of data, the picture can still shift.

How to connect to Anomaly RP

Anomaly RP IP address: cfx.re/join/3m4j88. To get in, press F8 in FiveM and type connect followed by the address. The server is hosted on the OVHcloud network. The Anomaly RP player count in the evening UTC hours averages 81, which leaves headroom under the 128-player cap. The average across the observation period is 31 players.

This description was compiled automatically from monitoring data and the server admins' own words. The owner can replace it with their own.

Technical details — for administrators
Address
hidden by the owner
Connect
cfx.re/join/3m4j88
Data source
Cfx.re public server list, refreshed every 5 min
Version
1.0.0.32561
Players per the list
4
keywords
ESX Legacy, rp,roleplay,francais,fr,esx

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