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Minecraft Java servers for PC

Find a Minecraft Java 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. Use Minecraft Java and check the required version or modpack before copying the address. On PC, check your edition: Java runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, while Bedrock for computers runs on Windows. Use the address for your edition.

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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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ArchitectMC centres survival on lasting builds, with claims, friend permissions and diamond trading. PvP is opt-in in the wilderness and disabled on protected plots. After a non-PvP death, items wait for five minutes in a locked chest located with a compass. Votes award materials and expand the world border. Java and Bedrock share the same map, advertised as never wiping.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.2

AsteriaMC places Towny towns and nations on a 1:326 Earth map. Ruins contain blueprint fragments: three different pieces, an ancient core and copper restore a machine design. Rebuilt vehicles move as block structures, consuming coal at each step. Pet horses have roles for night vision, speed or protection against mobs. Java and Bedrock share the world without mandatory client mods.

In-game languages
Russian

AstroSky offers space-themed Skyblock in open beta. Each player can belong to one island team, whose owner sets permissions. Miner, Lumberjack, Hunter and Farmer unlock evolving tools at level 15. The market adjusts prices to sales; three daily items pay four times their value and cannot be purchased for resale.

In-game languages
French

It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server. The game stays close to its original version.

In-game languages
Russian
Accepted versions
26.3

1 players

BorderMC presents itself as a Towny server focused on towns, pacts and conflict.

In-game languages
English

CoastyMC highlights a Lantern Crate and a trader in its current server message.

In-game languages
English

CobbleWobble advertises Cobblemon, gyms, raids, a Safari and ranks labelled F2P.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.1

Craftbit advertises an economy-focused survival format alongside Creative.

In-game languages
English

CraftLife separates resource worlds from the land world where players build homes. In Survival, /minerar, the Nether and the End keep PvP enabled; builds in /minerar may be lost or looted. Players earn money by leveling skills or selling items to /shop and other players. In Creative, /p add lets a friend build only while the owner is online, whereas /p trust also permits building in the owner’s absence. The rules describe the server as intended for players older than 16, require one account and send Survival players inactive for over 20 minutes to spawn, with designated AFK areas.

In-game languages
Portuguese

CraftStuebchen’s Skyblock supplies resources on islands, in mob farms or through the admin shop. Cobblestone generators can produce ores, while island storage supplements hoppers that cannot be crafted. Owners assign building and storage permissions to friends. The guide also describes rewarded challenges and bottling experience.

In-game languages
German

CrownSMP advertises Survival for Java and Bedrock players. Its store distinguishes paid ranks and tags with a monthly cycle from one-off Shard packages. Shards are an in-game currency spent in the Shard Shop on spawners, gear and tools. Monthly perks end when their cycle is not continued.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.1.2

CubeKrowd offers Missile Wars, where teams launch missiles to destroy the opposing portal while defending their own. The network also includes Survival, Creative, Skyblock, FishSlap and Rocket Riders. The team announces Minecraft 26.2 available since October 3, 2026, with no entry fee.

In-game languages
English

DayZCraft adapts post-apocalyptic worlds to Minecraft Java. In DayZ, zombies share the world with more than 25 weapons, medicine, traders and supply crates contested by survivors. Its S.T.A.L.K.E.R. offering adds ten factions with their own bases, traders and progression, alongside mutants, anomalies and their artifacts. Joining requires enabling the server resource packs.

In-game languages
Russian

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.

In-game languages
French
Accepted versions
1.21.11

Freebuild.fr focuses on building across several modes. In Survival, farming areas, shops and land protection support projects. Creative offers plots, WorldEdit and an armour stand editor. Skyblock adds progression challenges. A hard-difficulty Vanilla world and minigames provide other ways to play.

In-game languages
French

GaleSMP presents a classic Survival SMP. Daily votes provide in-game rewards.

In-game languages
English

GiacoMC is an Italian-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
Italian

HoloCraft’s Survival branch offers HoloQuiz: answering questions in chat earns rewards. It advertises custom dungeons and mobs, Pyrofishing tournaments, and tools for making Hololive mapart. Custom crops use Pyrofarming. The starting tutorial involves NPC interactions; in-game currency supports progression through /rankup, while paid ranks remain separate.

In-game languages
English

1 players

I85 is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
English

1 players

IPSCMC announces the release of Lifesteal season two.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.11

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.

In-game languages
Russian

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.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.1.2

LazySMP’s economy uses /ah auctions, /orders requests and player shops. Players can craft custom equipment and apply the server’s own enchantments. The project advertises no whitelist, no paid ranks and no content locked behind payment. Java and Bedrock are supported, with port 19132 for Bedrock.

In-game languages
English

LuckMine prohibits griefing, traps and home points inside another player’s region. Adding someone to a protected region nevertheless makes them an equal co-owner: the rules state that items lost through a co-owner’s griefing will not be restored. Warp and shop advertisements must be at least three minutes apart.

In-game languages
Russian

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On PC, check your edition: Java runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, while Bedrock for computers runs on Windows. Use the address for your edition.

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