These Minecraft servers have gained average players over the past 24 hours. Check their languages, game modes and entry requirements to find somewhere to play.
EdenSky structures its Skyblock around islands, jobs and the economy. Daily missions, weekly challenges and longer goals guide progression. Job levels unlock skills and bonuses. The website provides island rankings, market offers and an events calendar.
Alméria combines a main quest storyline with daily missions. Guilds let players cooperate and receive bonuses. Towns are built by players, who trade through their shops or NPC merchants. Combat content distinguishes solo bosses, two-player dungeons and raids for up to four players, alongside seasonal events.
Shinoda RP adapts the Naruto setting into roleplay centred on villages and clans. Each character develops techniques and specialisations, then takes part in their village’s political relations. Alliances, rivalries and conflicts between groups drive the story. The website presents a persistent setting whose development depends on player actions.
Astralya offers survival where Java and Bedrock share the same map. Its seven jobs each have a workbench and recipes that change gathering and crafting. Contests and a shared VoteParty piñata provide activities. The server advertises preserving builds without resets since opening. Its guide asks players to accept the resource pack when joining.
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.
Just2Craft’s published rules distinguish worlds and their protections. In Survival, losses in resource worlds are not refunded; killing a player in a PvP zone requires their consent. Claims need a three-chunk gap, rising to eight for a territory exceeding twenty-five chunks, with an exception for players joining together to build a town or guild. Schematica and Litematica are tolerated, excluding automatic Printer and Easyplace features.
French SMP focuses on gathering and selling resources, with server-specific biomes and world generation. Java and Bedrock are supported. An official Minecraft licence is required: the website explicitly excludes unofficial versions.
SkyOfSkill offers an OpPrison where mining and selling fund ranks that unlock more profitable mines. Pickaxes receive powerful enchantments and progression includes prestiges. Its Skyblock lets players develop an island with generators, crops and challenges, alone or with friends. Java and Bedrock access is detailed on the website.
Primalcraft expands survival with quests, guilds and an economy that includes shops. Players claim land for their builds and take part in server events. The homepage advertises direct Minecraft Java access without prior registration. It also announces support for the Distant Horizons mod for players who want to use it.
The BananiakMC network advertises Survival on a world map where players can create their nation.
Rinaorc brings building and combat adventures together for Java and Bedrock. Skyblock develops an island and Gens develops resource generators. ZombieZ takes place on an infected map, while GTA Warfare offers an urban setting with mode-specific events and weapons. MegaMine adds floor-based progression, renewed worlds and pets.
SkyCubs is a Skyblock in open beta where data may be reset. Islands can be shared with a team, member ranks and a common bank. Jobs unlock further Prestige tiers; money and rubies pay for permanent upgrades. Quest scrolls come in different rarities and award temporary boosts.
SmeltBlock builds its Skyblock farming around ore and mob cubes. Their inventories store resources and upgrades unlock automatic smelting, compression or selling. Players choose quest difficulty and can use tools such as 3 × 3 hoes and WorldEdit. The website lists play.smeltblock.com as the connection address.
Growth compares average hourly player readings over 24 hours with the previous period of equal length. At least 80% of hours must have a valid reading in both corresponding periods, and the previous average must be above zero. Only positive growth is ranked. One address is used per server. Missing readings are not replaced with zero.
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The operator, the server itself or its official website lists French as an in-game language. Other languages may also be used. Read the listing and rules to understand how the community communicates.
No. The in-game language comes from the operator, the server itself or its official website. The estimated IP country is a separate filter. It does not establish which language is used during play. The connection IP is estimated in France. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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