Minecraft BedWars servers for PC

MineLegacy presents Survival, BedWars, Anarchy and Skyblock modes.

In-game languages

Russian

MinePeak combines Survival, Lifesteal and OP Survival with combat and building minigames. Lifesteal rewards combat with stolen hearts, while OP Survival adds vehicles and clans. Duels cover multiple PvP styles and kits. BuildBattle uses timed themed builds followed by anonymous voting. The website documents seasonal resets.

In-game languages

English

NurliCraft offers one-on-one or two-on-two duels, along with one-on-one Box PvP. Its minigames include Fireball Fight and TNT Run.

In-game languages

Uzbek

PlayMatix offers Advance, a hard-difficulty survival mode that requires accepting the resource pack. Overworld and Nether resources regenerate outside claims and their surrounding five chunks; the End regenerates every three to four months. Its OneBlock has 17 phases. Breaking blocks in its dedicated mine pays currency rather than giving the mined resources. Voice chat uses the Simple Voice Chat client mod.

In-game languages

Russian

ProstoCraft’s Skyblock is played on islands with limited resources that can be shared with other players. /is invite lets you invite them to the island, /c opens the achievements menu and /shop the in-game market. The guide also describes automatic crafting and sorting mechanisms.

In-game languages

Russian

RexoCraft advertises a SkyMine format.

In-game languages

Persian

Rtrix offers classic and modern PvP practice with solo and duo queues. Classic Practice bots have five difficulty levels, while BedWars drills cover bridging, water-bucket landings and fireball or TNT jumps. Lifesteal adds heart stealing, dungeons, player orders, auctions and bounties; Crystal FFA lets players prepare equipment in a virtual kit room.

In-game languages

English

Skyron Network lists BedWars, an economy and Practice.

In-game languages

Spanish

Spot Games allows autoclickers and simple hardware macros for farming, but its rules prohibit their use in combat, PvP, arenas and events. Bots and complex scripts remain prohibited, including for farming. The wiki recommends /autofarm as the official option and requires player trades to remain within the game, without outside goods in exchange.

In-game languages

Portuguese

Survival-Games.cz publishes rules for individual minigames. In The Pit and events, teaming is allowed unless an event begins with an announcement forbidding it; mutual boosting is permitted without third-party software or mechanic loopholes. Spire forbids boosting on floors 7 and 8. Palermo Town allows describing skins but forbids revealing other players’ roles; minimaps showing entities are also prohibited.

In-game languages

Czech

TrexMine dates the start of its activities to 24 January 2020. Its SMP guide describes shards earned at one per minute in the AFK pool; from Diamond rank upwards, online players earn the same amount without entering that area. With /order, players choose an item, its quantity and enchantments at a unit price, then collect the order filled by another player. Nearby players can use /trade for items, money and XP: both confirm, with three seconds to cancel. Any change to the trade automatically stops it.

In-game languages

Persian

XCraft offers a paid VIP rank lasting one month. Its published benefit grid lists three homes, two plots, five minions and three auction-house items, alongside ender-chest and crafting commands.

In-game languages

Persian

Zentic advertises BedWars, Practice and SkyWars and requires a legitimate copy of Minecraft. Autoclickers and using multiple mice or buttons to attack are banned. Butterfly, jitter and drag clicking are allowed at the player’s own risk because they may trigger anti-cheat flags. VPN or proxy use requires permission.

In-game languages

English