These Minecraft servers have gained average players over the past 7 days. Check their languages, game modes and entry requirements to find somewhere to play.
Grand Theft Minecart brings a GTA-style world to Minecraft with weapons, vehicles, housing and police. Crews earn levels and perks by holding territory, completing missions and fighting crew wars. Their seasons have rankings and rewards. Official announcements also document combat systems and businesses.
xFunserver is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
Minecore presents two branches: Pure Vanilla with land protection, and Survival Economy with an economy, plugins and events.
WildNetwork is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering popular game modes such as Survival and Prison.
Enthusia welcomes Java and Bedrock into survival without land claims, with raiding and PvP outside protected areas. The Market lets players rent a stall and set prices in raw gold. Its schedule advertises KOTH every eight hours at rotating capture points and hourly events with inventories separate from survival gear.
RoyalCraft’s Survival documentation describes themed seasons averaging about 120 days. The main world is retained; the Nether, End, mcMMO skills and pass progress reset at the transition. ROYPASS progresses through missions, requiring 100 points for the next tier. Three missions are released daily at midnight, and ten weekly missions on Sunday at midnight Brasília time. A Premium upgrade purchased through /shop adds exclusive rewards.
TorchCraft presents itself as a Dutch-speaking network. In Survival, its rules limit each chunk to twenty spawners, fifty hoppers and ten armour stands; players earn coins by selling items or resources. In SkyBlock, the spawn shop lets players buy and sell items to develop their island. AFK fishing farms and AFK mining are forbidden in that branch.
1MoreBlock advertises Survival without resets.
ProjectMiles Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Hardcore.
FadeRealms is an English-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players.
OPSUCHT is a CityBuild server where players build on their own plots and develop trading. Resource worlds reset regularly, while a Redstone world accommodates technical projects. Jobs, minions and clans complement progression. The market, auctions and shop chests support trading. The wiki advertises Java and Bedrock compatibility.
EnderCraft offers survival with protected land and saved home locations. Its OneBlock progresses through 30 phases: fragments give access to bosses and dungeons, while island upgrades require sufficient funds. Both modes feature custom enchantments, including planting a 3 × 3 area by sneaking and clicking with a hoe, and replanting after a hoe harvest.
Opened to the public in 2012, AddstarMC offers PvE survival without PvP and protects builds through Grief Prevention. Community Parkour lets players create, publish and share their own courses. In Prison, mining earns money and unlocks ranks up to Z, followed by release on parole. The server supports Java and Bedrock without a whitelist; its rules must be accepted before playing.
Elite Skyblock advertises a Halloween event with time-limited cosmetics and boss fights.
StelyCube offers Survival worlds and Creative. In Survival, Resource, Nether and End maps regenerate at the end of each month. Announcements also document jobs, ranks and custom equipment. Builds belonging to a player absent for more than two months without notice may be regenerated, so long absences should be reported to preserve projects.
CommunityCraft advertises cooperative Survival in a Vanilla-style format.
Serene SMP shares survival between Java and Bedrock. A default-rank player holds one job from twelve; work earns money and XP, and leaving a job saves its level for a later return. /daily rewards advance through a monthly ladder: missing a day pauses the streak. The Land Bank buys unused claim blocks, limited to 25,000 per week and 100,000 overall per player.
PixieSMP shares its survival world between Java and Bedrock, with land claims, jobs and player trading. Its collection of 18 small critters can be caught with a net in the survival and resource worlds. Each catch can be kept in a decorative jar or sold to Pip; the Dex stores size and rarity records. Daily quests earn Petals for lures, while completing the collection unlocks a better net.
Civilization shares a world advertised without resets between Java and Bedrock, accessible without client mods. Its survival adds custom equipment and enchants, plus skills and abilities to unlock. Trading supports a player economy. A monthly competition pits civilizations against one another: on the 8th, each starts at zero dollars in that race and the highest earner takes the rewards.
SkullBox is a pirate adventure beginning on a 4 × 4 plot that can be expanded. Quests lead to other islands and trading earns gold coins. Players can form a guild and share their island with a crew. Java and Bedrock play together. An official account and acceptance of the resource pack are required.
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