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.
Wubcraft pairs building and neighbor-to-neighbor survival trading with minigames such as OITC, Spleef, Sumo and Block Party. The community also organizes in-game festivals with live DJs and custom stages, announced on Discord. Java and Bedrock players join the same server.
PokeKingdoms offers Cobblemon with global and personal hunts: players must catch a Pokémon with the required properties after the hunt begins, then hand it in for rewards. Kingdoms are player guilds; their Stars come from rare hunts, raid top-damage bonuses and tournaments. Along with money, Stars buy shared perks such as better catch rates or guild warps.
RainbowCraft’s presentation advertises Survival and web-based proximity voice chat.
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.
HungryBirds describes Shards as a purchasable premium currency used to unlock items, upgrades and rewards. Its paid HUNGRY + and HUNGRY ++ ranks advertise three and five home slots respectively, plus 25 and 30 Auction House slots. The flight advertised for these ranks is limited to the lobby.
Black Banner SMP advertises anarchy without land claims, resets or refunds. The server publishes a Java 1.21.4 connection and a separate Bedrock address for crossplay.
The Coil offers Java survival with a permanent home world, land claims and a periodically reset resource world for gathering materials. Player shops, jobs and at least 1,500 quests support progression; nine free ranks unlock through playtime. Fishing adds six fish tiers, augments and totems. Joining requires neither an application nor a modpack, while the server asks players to accept its custom resource pack.
BloodSymphony offers Magic Factions PvP where players create a faction, build a base and use magic to attack enemy bases.
HoloCube brings GTA-style play to a Minecraft city with weapons, vehicles, missions and robberies. The server offers gangs and an economy; players can obtain houses, apartments or yachts. A custom resource pack displays weapons, vehicles and a GTA interface without mods. The guide advertises connection through Minecraft versions 1.8.8 to 1.18.
SkyServers bans griefing and theft even at unclaimed bases, and requires a 60-block gap before building near another claim unless its owner agrees. Wilderness PvP requires both players’ consent; public areas must clearly advertise when PvP is active. General chat must be in English. AFK farming near automatic farms is banned, while AFK presence at manual farms is allowed.
Athera combines survival and RPG with clans contesting zones in KOTH events. Custom ores are used to craft tools and armour. Five jobs unlock bonuses and recipes, while dungeons offer bosses and rewards. Its resource pack is required to display server items.
DrakesCraft combines a player-driven economy with automation and bosses in its server description.
Avatarverse adapts Avatar: The Last Airbender through roleplay, nations and elemental bending progression. Player-run nations conduct diplomacy, trade and war in locations from the series recreated on the map. Abilities follow skill trees, supplemented by NPC quests. Separate arenas host out-of-character battles. Mounts, crops, cooking and furniture add activities; advertised access is Java 1.21.11 or Bedrock.
AsianF4rmer presents survival with a player economy and custom items. Its website offers browser-based Java clients, including EaglercraftX and Resent. Skyblock is advertised in beta testing, while Superflat remains in development.
MineKai sets its Towny survival on a 40,000 × 20,000-block Earth map. Players build towns and nations, progress through quests, jobs and skills, and trade in a player economy. The Nether uses a Greek Underworld-inspired setting; the End is reserved for events. The network’s connection instructions use Minecraft Java.
CityRP builds survival around city roleplay, careers and an economy run by players. Citizens elect Parliament, propose laws and can join branches of government. They create companies, run shops and invest in the in-game stock market. NPC nations feed the stories and conflicts. Custom content includes modern vehicles, firearms and additional creatures.
TotemCraft keeps its main world without wipes and prohibits theft and griefing. Travel uses portals and a player-built Nether metro, with no teleport commands. Shops within 500 blocks of spawn need administrator approval. Clan wars require written terms in books signed and exchanged by both leaders.
GigaVanilla uses Fabric, Lithium and Clumps for survival close to vanilla, without PaperMC or an advertised world border. Hacked clients and item duplication are prohibited, with explicit exceptions for string, sand, TNT, carpets and similar elements. Voting grants no rewards.
Mvndicraft presents a medieval geopolitical world focused on nations and their conflicts. Its website highlights building cities and strongholds, alliances and wars of conquest, alongside large-scale battles. Advertised access is limited to Minecraft Java version 1.21.11.
Fuya Network advertises GenPvP, Skyblock and SMP as active formats.
ProjectMiles Network is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Hardcore.
Azerion Latam connects its Survival server to a mission and reward portal. For these features, /azweb link connects a player to their web account through a temporary code. Web Coins form a separate economy earned through check-ins, synchronised missions and selected minigames. Exchanges have limits per period; Minecraft rewards are delivered when the linked player is online.
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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