Find a world where you can gather resources and build with other players. Compare Minecraft Survival servers, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. French 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.
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475 players
Hyping brings together adventures including OneBlock, PvP Survival, Earth, Skyblock and Raft. In OneBlock, a regenerating block supplies resources to build an island, with a resource pack and no mod installation. This mode is Java only. Survival welcomes Java and Bedrock together. The website distinguishes access by mode and platform.
171 players
SkyOfSkill offers an OpPrison where mining and selling fund ranks that unlock more profitable mines. Pickaxes receive powerful enchantments and progression includes prestiges. Its Skyblock lets players develop an island with generators, crops and challenges, alone or with friends. Java and Bedrock access is detailed on the website.
163 players
EvoluCraft is a French-speaking Minecraft server, offering popular game modes such as Roleplay, Survival and PvP.
93 players
Landaria offers abilities unlocked through play, including felling a tree in one action or replanting crops. These abilities consume mana that regenerates over time. Reputation missions can increase activity-related salaries. The guide limits alchemy to twenty brewing stands per player at once.
51 players
Dynastia keeps vanilla mechanics in semi-RP survival that advertises a world without resets and farms without an imposed limit. Jobs and prestiges provide goal-based progression. Resources can be sold to the AdminShop, traded through the auction house or sold automatically using SellHoppers. The website specifies Minecraft Java.
StoryCraft develops MMORPG-style survival inspired by feudal Japan. StoryLevel, jobs and classes structure progression. Dimensions contain monsters, dungeons and story quests from NPCs. Players can capture pets, form guilds and protect their territory. Trading uses player shops and an auction house on Minecraft Java.
27 players
StelyCube offers Survival worlds and Creative. In Survival, Resource, Nether and End maps regenerate at the end of each month. Announcements also document jobs, ranks and custom equipment. Builds belonging to a player absent for more than two months without notice may be regenerated, so long absences should be reported to preserve projects.
22 players
ibuild combines building with job-based progression. Several jobs can be practised together and their levels unlock bonuses and active abilities, such as felling a whole tree at once. Combined levels form a trophy score that determines wages. A permanent world with custom biomes allows building on protected land.
19 players
À l’ancienne lets players build outside spawn, protect land with claims and trade in a shop area. Its PvP Boxes are reached through the Events portal and support duels and group fights with supplied equipment. Personal inventory is stored during a fight and returned afterwards.
14 players
Politicraft offers Aerstone, a semi-RP world where trading is organised in licensed towns. Players create shops on chests, barrels or shulkers, with options to share profits and delegate management. Ranks determine shop limits. Skills progress through activities including mining, farming and exploration. The network also offers a Vanilla variant.
12 players
Primalcraft expands survival with quests, guilds and an economy that includes shops. Players claim land for their builds and take part in server events. The homepage advertises direct Minecraft Java access without prior registration. It also announces support for the Distant Horizons mod for players who want to use it.
6 players
La Citadelle offers semi-RP survival where jobs and quests support advancement through the kingdom’s ranks. Quests follow the stories of the server’s former heroes, alongside an economy and custom content. Access uses Minecraft Java without installing mods. The website also publishes a newspaper and a world map.
4 players
Eléstya offers community survival where guilds have protected land and a shared chest. Five jobs each progress through thirty levels. Opening the Nether depends on a server-wide contribution goal. Bosses and zone-capture events provide other activities, while cosmetic dragons can follow players between worlds.
4 players
Arkadia distinguishes Maisonnée islands, where outsiders cannot break, place or modify blocks, from the public resource world, which has no staff protection outside its spawn point. Theft or raid disputes there are generally handled by the Maisonnées, with staff intervention still possible. Each guild has a shop whose items depend on player level; reselling them and sharing them with one's Maisonnée are permitted. Dungeons and horde portals are described as cooperative or competitive content available to everyone. Automatic or semi-automatic farms are allowed within reasonable limits, while totem and duplication farms are banned. Fully automated farming and abusive AFK for guild gains are prohibited when they circumvent the system's intent. In PvP, the rules ban enchanted golden apples and Strength II, Speed II and Weakness potions.
4 players
Zenavia offers an Infected game where survivors must last six minutes and zombies spread the infection. Parkour ranks completion times on custom courses. Speedruns distinguish Dragon, Bingo, Item and Death, with a ranked match every hour. Freebuild and small games in the Mérilac lobby provide other activities. Java and Bedrock can join.
1 players
Aslandia offers semi-RP survival focused on jobs, skills and property. Eight skills each have a hundred levels, affecting health, movement, mining or earnings. Players can purchase land, houses, apartments and shops, then rent them to other players or resell them to grow their holdings.
1 players
Min’fun offers jobs that progress through activity and a shop whose prices follow supply and demand. Players can create a team. Its rules prohibit theft and griefing even outside claims, and require staff approval for automatic or AFK farms that have a significant impact. PvP between teams is restricted to the dedicated arena with participants’ consent.
SURVITOPIA advertises PvE Survival with dungeons and progression.
0 players
Pokefree uses Pixelmon and advertises at least 90 Fakémon, 200 quests and 50 bosses, alongside Survival, adventure and cosmetics. Its website offers a dedicated launcher for Windows, Mac and Linux.
1 players
Alméria combines a main quest storyline with daily missions. Guilds let players cooperate and receive bonuses. Towns are built by players, who trade through their shops or NPC merchants. Combat content distinguishes solo bosses, two-player dungeons and raids for up to four players, alongside seasonal events.
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Check the editions on the listing. A Java address alone is not enough to join from Bedrock. If both editions are supported, use the address and, for Bedrock, the port for your edition. French 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.
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