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.
Cobblemon Islands runs on Minecraft Java for PC with its official modpack. Players run gyms and participate in ranked battles. Bingo cards award rewards when a row, column or the whole board is completed. Expeditions take players by train to other islands, alone or with friends, to find resources and Cobblemon. Battles include Megas, Z-Moves and Tera.
Seria lists Survival, Caveblock and Tycoon. Its message also advertises an update focused on jobs.
It is a Russian-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.
KriptonPVP allows teleport kills. Scams are permitted except at official warps that prohibit them or in staff-assisted trades. Its rules limit registered accounts to three per IP; two accounts belonging to one player may only be connected simultaneously in different modes. Alternate-account access is unavailable in Creative. Skyblock permits looting islands where the player has access subject to other rules, but creating an island solely to loot it is prohibited.
Lifesteal.rip awards a heart for each kill and removes one for each death. Players can join teams, use auctions and fill item orders, with seasonal progression and leaderboards. The server accepts Java and Bedrock without a whitelist, application or mod installation.
The Zenith Network store separates Survival Mix and Survival Astral categories and also presents coins intended for Survival OP.
Lounge Smp is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.
Cobblemon Academy offers a Pokémon adventure with gyms and towns in an open world. Players choose a House, Entei, Suicune or Raikou, which earns points from their victories. Daily quests and a shared World Boss complement the season. The official launcher installs and updates mods, then uses the player’s Microsoft Minecraft account.
SkyBlock Network advertises a OneChest Skyblock format on its network.
Anarchy.ac offers survival with open PvP and a world advertised as never resetting. There are no protected plots or claims: raids, theft and destruction of builds are allowed. Players can join without an application, using separate Java and Bedrock addresses. The rules still set limits on attacks against the server and abuse in chat.
SlowNerd requires a Discord application from people aged 18 or over. Its shopping district uses diamonds and hosts player shops; voting points unlock ranks. PvP requires both players’ consent. Structure loot chests refill over time and must be left intact. The website advertises over 900 quests. Public chat must be in English.
DiplomaticaMC uses a 1:450 Earth map where players establish Towny towns and nations. Gold ingots and blocks serve as currency for trade and expansion. Sieges are opt-in, restricted to weekends and described as non-destructive with no plundering. Towns and nations have no upkeep, but players’ Towny data is deleted after 60 days of inactivity. A valid Minecraft Java account is required.
Elunova separates building, farming and resource gathering into worlds with a shared inventory. The resource world is regularly wiped, while the farm world increases mob spawning and allows duplication of gravity-affected blocks. A mob-free flat world is available for pixel art. Access is Java-only and requires a short application through Discord or Telegram.
TumbleweedMC asks players to consult nearby neighbours before building or claiming land. Its rules prohibit AFK farms and redstone devices that work without manual activation. Global chat must use English, with other languages in private messages. Players must be online when voting to receive a vote crate.
Stormy Lagoon builds survival around seven skills, including exploration, fishing, farming and combat, each capped at level 100. Players earn and upgrade custom tools and apply cosmetic skins through Stormy Wraps. Weekly challenges set server-wide goals, while teams and leaderboards track progression, with Java and Bedrock access.
Performium offers a museum of seven retired worlds restored from backups, including former Towny, Factions, Skyblock and SMP maps. These archives are read-only, with no building or block breaking. /museum opens the museum from the hub, /museums selects a world, and /homes retrieves the player’s old teleport points.
SA Crafters separates two Survival experiences: Amethyst, with quests, economy and skills, and Emerald, with a Vanilla-like format, land claims and trading.
PetalSMP starts new players with 800 claim blocks; a golden shovel marks protected land, and /trust grants friends access. Players may hold two jobs at once to earn money through play. Daily quests reset at midnight server time, with monetary rewards claimed from the menu. The rules prohibit griefing and stealing even outside claims, and require English in public chat.
The Olympus Network presents Survival in a setting inspired by Greek mythology.
Growth compares average hourly player readings over 7 days 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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