DayZ Codex is a technical companion platform designed to provide DayZ players with precise tools and data that are not available in-game. It serves as an interactive encyclopedia for weapon statistics, crafting recipes, medical guides, survival calculators, and a server finder.

Our Wiki is divided into 5 main categories: Weapons (ballistics and statistics), Clothing (insulation and capacity), Food (nutritional values), Crafting Guide (step-by-step recipes), and Diseases (symptoms, causes, and detailed treatments).

We offer exclusive interactive tools such as the Weapon Comparator, the Blood Calculator (compatibility check), the Raid Calculator (materials needed to raid bases), and animated Loot Routes generators to optimize your early game on the map.

Yes! In our Lore section, we compile histories, secrets, and trivia of the most popular DayZ maps, from official ones like Chernarus and Livonia to community-created maps like Deer Isle, Namalsk, Sakhal, and Deadfall.

In the Maps section, we provide direct access to the best interactive maps in the community. You can toggle between different maps (Chernarus, Livonia, Sakhal, etc.) to locate points of interest, water pumps, and military bases.

When you click the 'Play' button in the server list, it sends a direct connection command to your local Steam client (AppID 221100). This will automatically open the official DayZ Launcher with the server already selected so you only have to confirm the mods and join.

Yes, DayZ Codex is and will always be 100% free. There are no paywalls or locked features. The project is kept alive thanks to the voluntary donations of users who want to support server costs and development time. If you wish to support us, you can reach out via the suggestion button.

DayZ Codex is updated manually after every official DayZ patch. We review the game files directly to ensure that weapon statistics, item values, and game mechanics reflect the current active version of the game.