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.
HoneySMP allows griefing, theft, tpa-kills and trap-kills. Its rules limit accounts to four per IP address. FreeCam, MiniMap, X-Ray and HealthIndicator are banned, along with autoclickers and macros. Redstone mechanisms that harm performance, including excessively large farms or lag machines, are also banned.
CloudBerry’s Gen PvP combines generators, upgrades and combat. Survival is offered separately for exploring, building and trading.
LootSMP allows theft, scams and griefing as part of its survival gameplay, while prohibiting cheating and duplication. Only one account is allowed per player. Litematica is permitted with EasyPlace disabled, but automatic-building tools are prohibited; minimaps must keep radar and cave mode disabled. The website advertises 200 Grit per day from voting.
Moxiecraft offers Java survival with a no-grief rule and a network of dungeons with lore and custom items. A portal leads to the alternative Luna world, where even administrators play survival. A resource pack is offered when joining for custom items.
LuckMine prohibits griefing, traps and home points inside another player’s region. Adding someone to a protected region nevertheless makes them an equal co-owner: the rules state that items lost through a co-owner’s griefing will not be restored. Warp and shop advertisements must be at least three minutes apart.
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.
McGround’s HiTech combines industrial machinery, Applied Energistics 2 ME networks and Draconic Evolution progression. Its mod list also describes DivineRPG dimensions, Forestry beekeeping and Gendustry genetic selection. The server allows ordinary players two protected three-by-three-chunk areas and two homes. Auxiliary worlds reset monthly, with global resets listed every three to four months. The page currently presents HiTech as a beta test.
FruitySMP presents Survival for Java and Bedrock, welcoming all players. Its store lists the paid Apple rank with two homes and three rows in the PlayerVault. A separate Fly package provides flight in the Overworld. The purchase of 5,000 claim blocks is a one-time addition that does not transfer between seasons.
VastalaMC offers medieval fantasy roleplay with Towny. Its rules limit players to three Chest Shops, except the Burgher Origin, which allows an unlimited number. Trade scams are permitted within the rules. PvP does not always require consent, with safe-area exceptions and a ban on harassment. Redstone installations that automatically produce resources are prohibited, even small ones.
HellNah protects land using a golden shovel: selecting two opposite corners creates the area, then /trust lets a friend build and take items there. Jobs pay money and experience for the activities performed; they reach level 200, with higher earnings as the job progresses. Destroying builds or taking items without permission is banned, except in designated PvP/raid zones if available. The website advertises Java and Bedrock.
Zenavia offers an Infected game where survivors must last six minutes and zombies spread the infection. Parkour ranks completion times on custom courses. Speedruns distinguish Dragon, Bingo, Item and Death, with a ranked match every hour. Freebuild and small games in the Mérilac lobby provide other activities. Java and Bedrock can join.
SquidNetwork combines Survival with custom biomes and mining ores to sell. Money and Coin are used for player trading and the /shop store. Land is marked at two opposite corners with /startp and /endp, then purchased with /land buy; owners can invite players and manage access. Crate keys are offered through /keyshop or voting.
GalaxyMC offers Survival where land claims prevent other players from opening chests or breaking blocks. The /shop command buys and sells items using in-game money. Players can save named home locations and request teleports that the recipient accepts with /tpaccept. PlayerWarps also let players create public destinations for their shops or builds.
SURVITOPIA advertises PvE Survival with dungeons and progression.
LadangPixel pairs its RPG with dungeons and advertises new biomes and mobs.
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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