Find a Minecraft server for your next session. Explore, build and play with a community. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. English is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country.
Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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6 players
SkyGen provides regenerating ore and wood mines at spawn in a world shared by Java and Bedrock. Players protect land with a golden shovel, sell their haul through /sellgui and can open chest shops. The Exchange also lets them buy shares in player businesses. Guilds progress together and can declare war from level 5. Proximity voice uses the Simple Voice Chat mod.
6 players
TerraTrove requires a whitelist application and limits play to people aged 18 or over, with English chat. PvP requires every participant’s consent; griefing and theft are banned. Villager trading takes place in spawn’s public trading hall; private halls are prohibited. Public farms and advertising free items require staff approval.
6 players
Voice Chat Games presents Disaster City, where players survive natural disasters and destroy the town with custom weapons. Its site advertises 250 coins per vote. The site’s paid monthly and yearly Level 2 offers include 500 daily coins, queue priority, and custom join and leave sounds.
5 players
AvesClub offers solo training against bots using different PvP kits, with five difficulty levels and a private arena. Duels include Crystal, Mace, UHC, Sumo and Boxing. A separate BedWars mode adds bed defence, resource gathering and team upgrades. Java and Bedrock share the lobby, duels and practice, with Bedrock-specific menus.
5 players
CraftCorps Leaves offers a shared Java and Bedrock hardcore world with nine lives per 90-day season. Each death brings a longer time-out; the ninth empties the bank and benches the player until reset. Equipped copper golems help with mining, farming and logging. Only cosmetics and Support Tokens carry between seasons; no modpack or whitelist is required.
5 players
GoldenSticker advertises Java-only access with an official Minecraft account required. Its FAQ presents Golden Box and Survival SMP as separate worlds: inventories, progression and builds do not carry between them; ranks apply per mode unless a package states otherwise. It advises claiming bases and says unclaimed areas are unprotected, with no staff rollback for losses there. Ranks are described as carrying across seasons, while items, balances and builds tied to the old world do not. Benefits specific to a mode end if that mode closes permanently.
5 players
Mega Craft advertises the Bending, Survival and Arenas formats across its network.
5 players
MineTexas Anarchy allows raids and griefing without server-enforced gameplay rules. Its website advertises a semi-vanilla environment without gameplay-changing plugins and a commitment not to reset the world. These features concern the network’s Anarchy instance.
5 players
PokeKingdoms offers Cobblemon with global and personal hunts: players must catch a Pokémon with the required properties after the hunt begins, then hand it in for rewards. Kingdoms are player guilds; their Stars come from rare hunts, raid top-damage bonuses and tournaments. Along with money, Stars buy shared perks such as better catch rates or guild warps.
4 players
BlockGame brings together expanded anarchy and a second vanilla server. The first adds an economy, auction house, paid teleports and custom enchantments. A renamed key protects a container that holders of a matching key can access. A lockpicking system challenges protection with a puzzle and can deal damage on failure. The website lists Minecraft Java for both servers.
4 players
Pathis Orb restricts interactions on claimed land to group members. The initial quota is ten claims and grows weekly while the group remains active. Pets have protection, a command for their last known location and transfer to another player. Java and Bedrock share the server, whose world resets about once a year.
3 players
ArteryX starts with a single block: breaking it advances phases and unlocks new resources to expand the island. The project offers shops, auctions and player trading. Forge Spawners support mob farms, while Flux Hoppers provide upgrades for farms and storage. Java and Bedrock are supported.
3 players
BambiSMP offers modded survival on Java 1.20.1 using its CurseForge modpack. Animals, furniture and farming support cottage and garden building, with land claims to protect builds. The server advertises a world without seasonal wipes, paid ranks or gameplay advantages for sale.
3 players
CityRP builds survival around city roleplay, careers and an economy run by players. Citizens elect Parliament, propose laws and can join branches of government. They create companies, run shops and invest in the in-game stock market. NPC nations feed the stories and conflicts. Custom content includes modern vehicles, firearms and additional creatures.
3 players
CometSMP welcomes Java and Bedrock. Its store separates three paid monthly ranks: VIP provides nine homes and 45 auction-house slots; VIP+ increases this to 27 homes and 90 slots, while VIP++ advertises 90 homes and 90 slots. These allowances belong to the paid offers, with a chat tag for each rank.
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The operator, the server itself or its official website lists English as an in-game language. Other languages may also be used. Read the listing and rules to understand how the community communicates.
No. The in-game language comes from the operator, the server itself or its official website. The estimated IP country is a separate filter. It does not establish which language is used during play.
The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.
