29 players
StraindezSMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
- In-game languages
- English
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1 players
Sturdy MC’s Survival separates four worlds: a spawn hub, the town home world, the Wilds for gathering and the Warzone. Land cannot be claimed and PvP is disabled in the Wilds; the Warzone offers open PvP with a single safe zone. The operator states that the town home world has never been reset. Jobs pay for work, mcMMO develops skills and chest shops let players trade with one another. The rank ladder is earned by playing and is not for sale.
- In-game languages
- English
2 players
SunnyWorld explains land claiming with a wooden axe obtained through //wand, followed by /rg claim. Two opposite corners define a cuboid volume that must cover the whole build. Its FAQ also offers linking up to three game accounts to a VK page to manage access and recover an account.
- In-game languages
- Russian
7,460 players
SunRealms presents three branches: Gens for developing generators, Dungeons for fighting and improving gear, and Prison for mining and progressing through ranks. Sunbits are a shared currency usable on each branch. Every realm runs its own season and starts a new map when it ends. The website states that purchased ranks and Sunbits carry over, while crates, sellwands and other seasonal items expire when used or when the season ends.
- In-game languages
- English
7 players
SunSMP provides 21 ranks unlocked for free through play, granting more homes, perks or cosmetics. Trading includes a public mall and a daily Black Market. Zelda-inspired puzzle dungeons and PyroFishing with rare fish variants and rod upgrades add to survival. Java and Bedrock are supported.
- In-game languages
- English
- Accepted versions
- 26.2
0 players
SurgeMC describes itself as being in beta in its current server message. Its published catalogue defines paid VIP and VIP+ ranks with 30-day or lifetime access. Both advertise queue priority, armour trims and flight at spawn. VIP provides /nick without colours; VIP+ adds colour support, item renaming and /gradient.
- In-game languages
- English
68 players
Survie TikTok offers PvP survival with clans, quests and achievements. Raiding and stealing are part of the game, including competition over the dragon egg. Custom items expand equipment. Java and Bedrock can join, with a friend account used for Bedrock access. Proximity voice chat is optional and requires a Java-side mod.
- In-game languages
- French
SURVITOPIA advertises PvE Survival with dungeons and progression.
- In-game languages
- French
- Accepted versions
- 1.21.11
23 players
Survivalandia combines building, PvP and resource trading. A 10 × 10 block claim protects a plot, while home and random teleport commands assist travel. Local chat reaches 250 blocks alongside global chat. Modern Village accommodates builds under shared appearance rules. Clans allow players to group together, and crops or ores can be sold to the server shop.
- In-game languages
- Portuguese
65 players
Survival-Games.cz publishes rules for individual minigames. In The Pit and events, teaming is allowed unless an event begins with an announcement forbidding it; mutual boosting is permitted without third-party software or mechanic loopholes. Spire forbids boosting on floors 7 and 8. Palermo Town allows describing skins but forbids revealing other players’ roles; minimaps showing entities are also prohibited.
- In-game languages
- Czech
0 players
Survival-Life normally allows three simultaneous jobs through /arbeitsamt; changing jobs loses levels. Earned money buys land-claim blocks, with plots marked using a wooden hoe. /gsflags controls building, chest access and player damage within a plot. The guide warns that grief by players granted access is not compensated.
- In-game languages
- German
5 players
Survival.rocks advertises claims, an economy, companies and events.
- In-game languages
- English
134 players
SurvivalRolemine’s message invites premium players to use a dedicated address for those accounts.
- In-game languages
- Spanish
10 players
Founded in 2019, sVanilla keeps survival without land protection: looting and destruction are allowed. The world is advertised as never resetting and the economy relies on player trading. Home and teleport commands remain available. Crystal combat is disabled, directing PvP towards melee weapons and bows. The website lists Java and Bedrock access.
- In-game languages
- English
14 players
Astralya brings Java and Bedrock together on the same Survival map. Its seven jobs each have their own workbench and recipes. Seven ranks, from Naufragé to Corsaire, are earned through play; VoteParty gathers players around a piñata at spawn. The operator highlights preserving builds, while the End, Nether and Resource worlds undergo resets.
- In-game languages
- French
2 players
Sweden SMP combines Survival with an economy and plots, and KitPvP with level progression. Its rules prohibit griefing even outside plots, except in the resource world. Loot from an accidental death can be picked up; causing a player’s death to take their loot is prohibited. Duels and the PvP arena are played at your own risk: lost items and money are not reimbursed.
- In-game languages
- Swedish
32 players
SwiftServers is a hub for discovering public servers created by other players, with shared Java and Bedrock access. The lobby offers fishing that pays credits and a parkour climb between visits. Hosted worlds can sleep while empty and restart when a player joins; the hub displays their position in the startup queue.
- In-game languages
- English
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