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. The connection IP is estimated in Germany. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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7 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.
7 players
Lagland offers nine jobs, with two available at once to earn money. Players protect land and sell resources through the auction. The operator advertises main-world wipes roughly every one to one and a half years, except when technically unavoidable, and says builds will be transferred. Its rules require large builds and farms to be at least one thousand blocks from the central coordinates.
2 players
Lantern aims for a permanent world, with no reset planned. After a Minecraft update, the border can expand to generate new terrain while keeping towns, bases, inventories and player history. Chest or barrel shops trade in quantities set at creation; owners can add staff to restock and collect profits. Java and Bedrock are advertised.
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MatexMC’s store presents paid ranks. VIP adds one custom kit slot and waives the playtime requirement for ranked play. PRO allows clubs of up to twenty-five members; ACE raises that limit to one hundred. These ranks also advertise flight in lobbies. The rules prohibit artificially boosting ELO or statistics, as well as alternate or shared accounts in ranked play.
5 players
McCrafters advertises Java and Bedrock access to its Survival, Citybuild and OneBlock network. In Survival, jobs earn coins and GraveBox protects items after death; permissions distinguish door access from access to chests and machines. Citybuild combines plots, shops and player-to-player auctions. OneBlock develops an island through successive phases; /ob reset removes the old island and starts a new one, and must be used from the lobby.
1 players
GameAlliance advertises survival with quests, jobs and minions, as well as PvP.
1 players
MG Network brings Java and Bedrock players together across three combat servers. SkyPvP uses floating islands, 1.8-style combat and killstreaks. BoxPvP combines mines with close-quarters arena fights, using a combat timer to stop mid-fight logout. Altar offers hard-difficulty free-for-all where players can form teams and clans. Ranks and cosmetics carry between servers on the network.
3 players
Minebox combines Skyblock, bounded plots and MMORPG progression. Players begin on a 4 × 4 island that expands as they level up. Classes and spells are used in dungeons, raids and PvP arenas. Players also develop professions, pets and expedition ships. The server runs in seasons and is accessed through Minecraft Java.
1,794 players
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.
252 players
MinerTown shares Survival and Skyblock between Java and Bedrock, with world selection in the lobby and a password set on first login. Its friends update documents distance-free trading in Survival, which also includes night voting.
1 players
Mirva allows free building in available areas of its survival world, with trading and a handmade PvP arena. Its rules prohibit griefing, AFK farms and redstone clocks. Every automatic mob farm needs approval. Java and Bedrock use the same address, with a dedicated Bedrock port.
15 players
MolenCraft focuses survival on protected builds and trading. Jobs provide earnings, players trade with one another and player warps make community projects accessible. No whitelist is required. Java and Bedrock are supported through the same server hostname and a separate Bedrock port; the team notes that the experience works best on Java.
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MoonKitten SMP is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.
2 players
Nameless Kingdom requires a written Discord application and staff approval for its whitelist, with access from age 13. Its medieval SMP leads into Extraction: thirty-minute PvE or PvP raids where loot reaches personal storage only after a successful extraction. SMP PvP remains active outside safe zones.
9 players
Since 2020, NESTCRAFT has developed survival around a shared town and a no-reset policy. Players obtain plots in that town or protect projects elsewhere, with no stated region limit. The server supports PlasmoVoice for in-game speech and EmoteCraft for animations. Entry requires an application followed by a voice conversation with the administrator, using a microphone and Discord or Telegram. The community asks for at least one connection per week.
240 players
NexusCraft’s server message advertises voice chat through the /voice command.
877 players
OPSUCHT is a CityBuild server where players build on their own plots and develop trading. Resource worlds reset regularly, while a Redstone world accommodates technical projects. Jobs, minions and clans complement progression. The market, auctions and shop chests support trading. The wiki advertises Java and Bedrock compatibility.
0 players
PeaceAndCube keeps survival close to vanilla by disabling PvP, fire spread and explosions outside dedicated areas or events. Raid and enderman farms are prohibited, while other farms remain possible within server performance limits. Additional recipes let players break down certain blocks and use the stonecutter for wood.
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