Find a Minecraft Minigames server for your next session. Discover several activities and short matches. Compare online players, game modes and in-game languages, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. English 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.
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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12,511 players
The Hive brings together minigames with different objectives: defending a bed in BedWars, hiding as a block or avoiding traps in a DeathRun course. Ground Wars turns kills into gained territory and Build Battle gives builders a theme. Other games revolve around flag capture, parkour or floor colours.
6,301 players
FjordWars is a Minecraft Java server with Survival that allows raiding and griefing. It also offers solo or duo BedWars and OneBlock with resources that change as players progress. Modes are selected from a hub, and public play does not require a whitelist.
862 players
ArchMC presents a Survival/Lifesteal branch with a custom resource pack. Its Housing mode offers building plots, custom blocks, redstone-free automation and a visiting system. Duels are advertised as 1v1 matches with ranked ladders, private games and match history, while Bedwars has custom generators and shops.
283 players
MCManhunt pits a player trying to complete Minecraft against hunters, with twists that change the chase. It also offers Death Swap, where opponents exchange positions, Block Shuffle and rising lava elimination games. Games are available in Europe and North America. Access requires Java 1.21 or newer, with no application or whitelist.
182 players
FishOnMC focuses on fishing in locations inspired by real regions, from Lake Biwa to the Amazon. Quests depend on location and collections reward players by tier. Players build fishing loadouts, join crews and share private islands. Contests and tournaments provide competition. Java is required and the resource pack must be accepted.
95 players
Performium offers a museum of seven retired worlds restored from backups, including former Towny, Factions, Skyblock and SMP maps. These archives are read-only, with no building or block breaking. /museum opens the museum from the hub, /museums selects a world, and /homes retrieves the player’s old teleport points.
27 players
KIG Network offers Trouble in Mineville, where traitors eliminate other players and innocents try to expose them. Cowboys & Indians pits two teams of twelve against one another to capture the opposing leader while protecting their own. BedWars requires defending your bed and destroying those of the other teams. The website lists connection versions from Minecraft 1.8 to 26.3.
12 players
The Sandlot welcomes all ages through a whitelist: an application must be approved by staff. In Normal Survival, items are gathered by players, without administrator-spawned items. Easy Survival adds jobs and a shopping mall. The network also offers community-made parkour maps and a Hogwarts adventure with magic wands. The rules require English chat and prohibit bypassing its filter.
11 players
The SafeHavenMC network presents a Survival world advertised without resets, with player shops, jobs, protected towns and plots, and in-game banking.
6 players
TNTWARS Club offers TNT-cannon battles in duels, team matches or four-player free-for-alls, plus solo training. Other activities include custom-kit duels, ice-boat and elytra races, golf and parkour. Cannon tutorials and personal best-time profiles accompany Java access.
4 players
Creeper’s Lab combines several survival worlds close to vanilla with minigames and a challenge renewed each month. Merit Points earned through votes, challenges and contests buy temporary perks: flight, keeping inventory on death or double mob experience. Timed perks continue counting down while offline. Java and Bedrock are supported; visitors can explore the main world, but registration is required to play.
4 players
Elodia’s SMP bans griefing and theft, including unclaimed builds. Its PvP branch allows raids, looting and partial damage related to the raid, while prohibiting complete base destruction. In Skyblock, member and visitor permissions must be respected; alternate accounts and island resets cannot be used to gain extra rewards or progression.
4 players
Kingscraft’s site presents four formats: Survival, minigames, Skyblock and BedWars.
3 players
Orthodox Christian Gaming advertises whitelisted access, welcoming everyone who follows its rules, with Survival, minigames, Creative and events.
2 players
Astral Network advertises content named “SB Dungeons” and profile upgrades.
0 players
MCBall turns PvP into paintball: a hit instantly eliminates an opponent, while reloading takes five seconds. Team modes include flag capture, control-point conquest and elimination with allies revived by returning their souls. Kits provide special abilities, and achievements and skill ratings track match progression.
105 players
Ace MC builds its survival around land claims, player shops and a player economy. Custom fishing distinguishes catches by rarity and includes events; farming and jobs also form part of progression. Getting started includes a tutorial and /claim for the player’s land. Java and Bedrock share the same world.
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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. English 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.
The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.
