Spanish-speaking Minecraft servers with crossplay

Peruland advertises free Survival on Java and Bedrock. Its guide allows two protected areas per player, with more for some ranks, and expansion using in-game money. It describes up to three simultaneous graves, accessible only to their owner, lasting one hour and storing equipment and 70% of experience levels. On first joining, players receive ten minutes of protection which they can disable. Dealing or receiving a hit starts fifteen seconds of combat: flight and some commands are disabled, and disconnecting kills the player and drops their inventory, armour and experience. In KOTH, the capture is contested if another player enters the zone.

In-game languages

Spanish

QuarkCraft’s community presentation describes Survival.

In-game languages

Spanish

QuickLand presents a Survival server where saved-home and /ah auction listing limits vary by rank. The user rank allows two homes and five items for sale. The paid Quick rank, advertised as permanent, raises those limits to five and ten and provides access to /fly and portable crafting with /craft. The paid Sky rank, also advertised as permanent, allows ten homes, twenty items for sale and teleportation without a cooldown.

In-game languages

Spanish

RDCRAFT separates Survival, Vanilla and Hardcore, each with its own progression. In Survival, jobs, auctions and clans accompany protected land and graves, with twelve initial hours of play without PvP. Vanilla removes the economy, kits and competitive rank advantages. In Hardcore, death sends players to the lobby and blocks return until a website resurrection, whose cost increases each time. Blood obtained from monsters buys protection; reward airdrops appear in the world.

In-game languages

Spanish

Regorland advertises a MazePvP format in its server message.

In-game languages

Spanish

SuperCraft brings several modes together in a Spanish-speaking network. Survival SK adds progressive skills, while OneBlock unlocks phases through a regenerating block. BoxPvP combines mining, combat, elytras and cobwebs. Creative uses protected areas and Practice offers training kits. The website advertises Java and Bedrock access without mods.

In-game languages

Spanish

SurvivalRolemine’s message invites premium players to use a dedicated address for those accounts.

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Spanish

The UnnameCraft community advertises Survival.

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Spanish

Volatik’s official store distinguishes two branches: Survival 3.0 and Survival Custom.

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Spanish

In Watones’ Survival Custom, the first missions provide starter equipment and events offer exclusive items. The guide recommends coordinating with clans for advanced challenges. The mode is selected in the lobby; the server accepts Java and Bedrock, with premium and non-premium accounts.

In-game languages

Spanish

The Zenith Network store separates Survival Mix and Survival Astral categories and also presents coins intended for Survival OP.

In-game languages

Spanish

Zeres Network advertises Skyblock and thirty pets to obtain.

In-game languages

Spanish

Zetacraft Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.

In-game languages

Spanish

The ZoneCraft website presents Survival.

In-game languages

Spanish