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672 servers to explore

Minecraft servers for mobile devices

On Android and iOS, use Minecraft Bedrock. Under Play, then Servers, add the server name, Bedrock address and port. A Java-only address is not sufficient.

672 servers to explore

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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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The Mineplex network lists Bridges, Clans, Survival Games and Super Smash Mobs. Its Java joining guide for play.mineplex.com asks players to enable server resource packs.

In-game languages
English

MineSeed advertises Survival with an economy, custom items and daily events.

In-game languages
English

MineStone lists Skyblock, KingdomsX and Survival as gameplay formats.

In-game languages
Vietnamese

MineTexas Anarchy allows raids and griefing without server-enforced gameplay rules. Its website advertises a semi-vanilla environment without gameplay-changing plugins and a commitment not to reset the world. These features concern the network’s Anarchy instance.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.5

Mineverso’s current server message advertises a 300-wave MobArena with extreme difficulty. Its rules ban griefing, theft and teleport traps. Each player is limited to one account; two accounts may use the same computer or household if they belong to two different people. Items lost in PvP or mob areas are not restored, and whoever picks them up is not required to return them. Mods giving an unfair advantage, including minimaps with entity radar, are prohibited.

In-game languages
Spanish

MineWave presents a network with two formats: Survival and OneBlock.

In-game languages
English

Minezinho lets players claim land with the golden shovel from /kit claim by selecting two opposite corners. Visitors without permission cannot break blocks, open chests or use machines inside that area. More protection blocks can be purchased with in-game money. Inviting someone gives access to the property: staff state that they do not take responsibility for theft by a player who was manually granted permission. The wiki provides Java and Bedrock connections.

In-game languages
Portuguese

MiraMC offers formats named BoxMining and Skyblock alongside SMP.

In-game languages
Turkish

Mojinomori combines Minecraft with Japanese and Chinese character practice through flashcards. Practice mode lets players review mistakes, earn coins and climb the leaderboard. In one-on-one duels, whoever keeps answering correctly the longest wins the coins. Coins can then be spent on shops, plots and decoration blocks to develop a village.

In-game languages
Japanese

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.

In-game languages
Dutch

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Moncube’s Survival mode allows teleport kills, provided the target is not lied to or coaxed into them. Betrayal within teams is allowed. Bases must stay at least 500 blocks from spawns and warps; summoning a Wither or placing lava within that buffer is forbidden.

In-game languages
French

MoonLightMC shares one account across three modes. Survival Custom offers protected land, custom enchantments and missions. Gens develops production through generators and manufacturing chains that keep running while the player is away. PvP Rooms uses balanced kits in two-minute matches with seasonal rankings. The network advertises Java and Bedrock access without mods.

In-game languages
Spanish

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Morphy is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
English

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MorukCraft presents GenPvP season two.

In-game languages
Turkish

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SMPSurvival
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Game modesVanilla

MysticMC brings Java and Bedrock together on its Arcane, Cosmic and Elysium realms. The project retains building worlds, but may reset the resource world after a Discord announcement. Jobs include quests; leaving a job loses 10% of its levels. A player’s public warp costs 500 in-game dollars to create and another 500 per real-world week in upkeep.

In-game languages
English

MythBlock starts players on a block that regenerates immediately and advances through 156 phases, from the Overworld to Lumen-Weite. Java and Bedrock share the islands. A leaderboard resets each month, scoring blocks, phases, prestiges, votes and playtime rather than mining alone. Votes also award XP, coins and a crate key to support progression.

In-game languages
German
Accepted versions
26.2

NEOMC presents a Survival SMP with an economy, land claims and quests.

In-game languages
English

Neostralis combines city building, an emerald economy and class-based combat. Emeralds circulate as items or through bank accounts, pay for land and towns, and reward quests and adventures. Players can buy and sell through their shops; NPC markets also redistribute goods between towns. A settlement that has reached town rank can have its own MobArena created: participants have five lives, face increasingly strong monster waves and encounter a boss every five waves.

In-game languages
German
Accepted versions
1.21.11

1,007 players

NERDZONE is a Portuguese-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
Portuguese

Nesh Network welcomes Java and Bedrock players. Its rules prohibit griefing builds and claimed land, trade scams and bypassing anti-AFK measures. Large farms and redstone machines must comply with the server’s performance rules.

In-game languages
Danish

NineDash advertises rewards from voting, redeeming codes and spending claim points, in the form of crates and loot.

In-game languages
English

Noasaba is a Japanese-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
Japanese

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On Android and iOS, use Minecraft Bedrock. Under Play, then Servers, add the server name, Bedrock address and port. A Java-only address is not sufficient.

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Check that the server supports Bedrock and that your friends can join it from their consoles. A matching server name is not enough: editions and joining methods must be compatible.

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