Player records on Minecraft for mobile devices in Spanish servers

Regorland advertises a MazePvP format in its server message.

In-game languages

Spanish

ZestianMC is a Java and Bedrock network where ChunkLock expands the world by unlocking chunks with coins. Box Selecciones combines mining with 1.8-style combat without attack cooldowns. Randomkits changes combat equipment, while Luckypillars takes place on pillars. Players use the same address with a separate Bedrock port.

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Spanish

MineBack Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.

In-game languages

Spanish

BoolyMC’s public catalogue describes paid flight in Survival, sold for thirty days or advertised as permanent. It disables during combat with another player and cannot resume until combat ends. A purchased chicken spawner cannot be moved or mined once placed. The store also describes a pickaxe mining a 3 × 3-block area and a Clan Verificado offer with capacity for fifty members.

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Spanish

The Hystic website separates three branches: Survival, PvP and minigames.

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Spanish

In Watones’ Survival Custom, the first missions provide starter equipment and events offer exclusive items. The guide recommends coordinating with clans for advanced challenges. The mode is selected in the lobby; the server accepts Java and Bedrock, with premium and non-premium accounts.

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Spanish

PlanetMC brings Java and Bedrock into the same world and economy. Clans recruit members and compete for territory, with combat zones offered for PvP. Proximity voice chat is advertised on Java with the Simple Voice Chat mod. The website accepts premium and non-premium accounts with equal access.

In-game languages

Spanish

SuperCraft brings several modes together in a Spanish-speaking network. Survival SK adds progressive skills, while OneBlock unlocks phases through a regenerating block. BoxPvP combines mining, combat, elytras and cobwebs. Creative uses protected areas and Practice offers training kits. The website advertises Java and Bedrock access without mods.

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Spanish

Volatik’s official store distinguishes two branches: Survival 3.0 and Survival Custom.

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Spanish

HydraCraft presents itself as The Marzy’s Minecraft server with Survival.

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Spanish

The ZoneCraft website presents Survival.

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Spanish

SurvivalRolemine’s message invites premium players to use a dedicated address for those accounts.

In-game languages

Spanish

NokBox bans Survival griefing and theft, including unprotected builds. The Generators mode has a separate economy, and transfers from other modes are prohibited. Automated clicking is excluded from its rankings. Each person may use only one account. Java and Bedrock are accepted; non-premium players must register and then log in with /register and /login.

In-game languages

Spanish

Zetacraft Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.

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Spanish

Astralis Network advertises a format named FullPvP in its server message.

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Spanish

DeathZone Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.

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Spanish

HandiCraft brings Java and Bedrock players into the same Survival RPG world, with classes, skills and custom quests. Players can run shops and use global auctions. Its Web Points system advertises one level per ten minutes browsing the website, triple progress while also connected in game, and experience that can be exchanged for Coins at certain levels.

In-game languages

Spanish

SurvivalDub’s wiki describes Skyblock minions automating tasks including mining, woodcutting, farming and fishing. The miner minion needs a pickaxe and stops when the player leaves the island or disconnects from this mode. In Prison, a first pet can be obtained from rank A, and available pets depend on rank. Changing a pet’s mode with /pcst preserves its level and the items it stores.

In-game languages

Spanish

ChampiCraft states that it began operating in November 2019. The Survival PvE guide describes jobs that earn money selected from the main spawn menu. Its rules limit the ban on anti-AFK mechanisms to the “Miembro” rank and ban tpkills for /pw and /ob warp. Alternate accounts require staff permission. The FAQ covers Java, including non-premium accounts, and Bedrock; Bedrock usernames receive a dot prefix.

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Spanish

InfernalMC highlights a format named FastFarm.

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Spanish

Ederus opens Survival and OneBlock to Java and Bedrock players. Survival uses seasons with resets, jobs, chest shops, clans and protections, alongside AuraSkills progression. OneBlock starts from a regenerating block: phases unlock different biomes and progression develops a cooperative island. Votes award keys and currencies in-game.

In-game languages

Spanish

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

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Spanish

MyCraft advertises dungeons, an RPG format and Skyblock.

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Spanish

Zeres Network advertises Skyblock and thirty pets to obtain.

In-game languages

Spanish

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