Minelibre Games advertises OP Survival and eight new OP mines.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
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Minelibre Games advertises OP Survival and eight new OP mines.
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.
AvantCraft lists a Gens format alongside survival in its server message.
UranoCraft Network is a Spanish-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
DrakesCraft combines a player-driven economy with automation and bosses in its server description.
Oxaly combines Survival on Hard difficulty with land claims and 41 achievements rewarding XP and gems, alongside KBFFA without direct damage. In KBFFA, sticks and bows push opponents back; only falling into the void kills them. Temporary power-ups improve knockback, jumps or speed. Each kill awards XP, and Prestige becomes available at level 50.
Eclipse MC advertises PvP and an economy.
La Naranja advertises Survival with jobs, skills, talismans, auctions and minigames. Its format list also includes MinaPvP.
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