Player records on Minecraft for PC servers

WizeCraft is a semi-vanilla Minecraft server created in August 2025, with public applications since September 2025. An approved application first grants access to Discord, where a Minecraft username is then requested for whitelisting. Spawn shops use diamonds as currency. Tree chopping can be toggled with a command, subject to a limit of 9,999 blocks per real-world day. Theft and griefing are prohibited; PvP requires the other player’s explicit agreement.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.2

2Beta2T offers anarchy on Minecraft Beta 1.7.3. Its guide asks players to enable historical versions in the Java launcher and select old_beta b1.7.3 before connecting.

In-game languages

English

The AlumenatoR website advertises Survival with magic and roleplay.

In-game languages

Russian

BlockBay shares its Lifesteal between Java and Bedrock: winning fights takes hearts from opponents, while defeats lose hearts. The website advertises seasonal resets, with changes and content. The website advertises Floor is Lava, End War and Crystal PvP tournaments, plus rewards from activities, events and voting.

In-game languages

English

BongCraft SMP advertises Survival. Its store describes the King rank with 15 auction listings, 12 homes, flight within the player’s claims, the /feed command and a King kit.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.1.2

Craftolution announces new areas and sulphur biomes.

In-game languages

German

Accepted versions

26.2

Creative Central combines three modes with different progression systems. Creative provides 512 × 512-block plots with free WorldEdit and goPaint. Earth combines Towny with a 1:500 Earth map and a gold-based economy; creating a town costs 64 ingots and initially claims a 16 × 16-block area. On Islands, breaking the OneBlock advances the island through phases with different biomes, mobs and blocks, alongside an experience-based economy.

In-game languages

English

Daedric Networks advertises a OneBlock format.

In-game languages

English

EdolasVN’s site presents guilds competing over territory, quests and achievements, and custom bosses.

In-game languages

Vietnamese

Exfil advertises a vanilla format.

In-game languages

Russian

Firestarter’s economy uses player-created shops and warps, auctions with prices set by players, and trading. Player warps connect its 34,000 × 34,000-block map. The advertised rules prohibit destroying other players’ builds. The site lists Minecraft 26.2 for joining the server.

In-game languages

English

KnightWorld combines survival, quests and an economy. A mining world supplies resources that can be sold to the server or through the auction house. Claims protect bases and allow friends to be granted access. PvP follows a schedule in the survival world and remains active in the Nether. Minigames can be joined from chat without losing survival equipment.

In-game languages

French

KRYTH is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages

English

LegendsMC offers Survival with claims, trading, shops and MCMMO, where equipment can reach high enchantments such as a Sharpness 50 sword. Its Lifesteal mode is combined with factions. In OneBlock, the starting block supplies items and materials for expanding the island.

In-game languages

English

LunoriaMC brings Java and Bedrock players together in its Aurelion realm. The project describes its SMP as focused on PvE, with keep inventory enabled and no leaderboards. The Bedrock address play.lunoriamc.com uses port 8062.

In-game languages

English

MakeABuilders combines vanilla gameplay and roleplay. A Minecraft license is required, with no application, whitelist or paid access pass. Character height is set in centimeters with /height set; /height reset returns it to 183 cm. Two sleeping players are enough to speed up the night, and it passes faster as more players sleep. Roleplay includes ministerial elections for public territories.

In-game languages

Russian

Accepted versions

26.2

Minelibre Games advertises OP Survival and eight new OP mines.

In-game languages

Spanish

MintyMC can be joined in Java without required mods or a whitelist. Its protected spawn covers 200 × 200 blocks and bans PvP, theft and griefing; outside, the guide allows PvP, raids and griefing without build protection. One telepad for returning to base is provided on joining. Clan members can teleport to each other. Bounties contain items or in-game money and are claimed by killing the target.

In-game languages

English

Accepted versions

26.3

Mirva allows free building in available areas of its survival world, with trading and a handmade PvP arena. Its rules prohibit griefing, AFK farms and redstone clocks. Every automatic mob farm needs approval. Java and Bedrock use the same address, with a dedicated Bedrock port.

In-game languages

German

Accepted versions

26.2

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

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

In-game languages

English

Since 2020, NESTCRAFT has developed survival around a shared town and a no-reset policy. Players obtain plots in that town or protect projects elsewhere, with no stated region limit. The server supports PlasmoVoice for in-game speech and EmoteCraft for animations. Entry requires an application followed by a voice conversation with the administrator, using a microphone and Discord or Telegram. The community asks for at least one connection per week.

In-game languages

Russian

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

In-game languages

Japanese

According to its website, President Reaper’s Domain was founded in 2025 and offers Towny Survival.

In-game languages

English

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.

In-game languages

Spanish