Find a world where you can gather resources and build with other players. Compare Minecraft Survival servers, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements. The connection IP is estimated in Germany. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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5 players
McCrafters advertises Java and Bedrock access to its Survival, Citybuild and OneBlock network. In Survival, jobs earn coins and GraveBox protects items after death; permissions distinguish door access from access to chests and machines. Citybuild combines plots, shops and player-to-player auctions. OneBlock develops an island through successive phases; /ob reset removes the old island and starts a new one, and must be used from the lobby.
3 players
Minebox combines Skyblock, bounded plots and MMORPG progression. Players begin on a 4 × 4 island that expands as they level up. Classes and spells are used in dungeons, raids and PvP arenas. Players also develop professions, pets and expedition ships. The server runs in seasons and is accessed through Minecraft Java.
20 players
Minecore presents two branches: Pure Vanilla with land protection, and Survival Economy with an economy, plugins and events.
33 players
MinePlus’s SMP presents an underwater-themed spawn with Market and İhale buildings for trading. The network also offers its own client for launching the game in one click, customizing the experience with mods, seeing who is playing and chatting.
243 players
MinerTown shares Survival and Skyblock between Java and Bedrock, with world selection in the lobby and a password set on first login. Its friends update documents distance-free trading in Survival, which also includes night voting.
2 players
Mirva allows free building in available areas of its survival world, with trading and a handmade PvP arena. Its rules prohibit griefing, AFK farms and redstone clocks. Every automatic mob farm needs approval. Java and Bedrock use the same address, with a dedicated Bedrock port.
13 players
MolenCraft focuses survival on protected builds and trading. Jobs provide earnings, players trade with one another and player warps make community projects accessible. No whitelist is required. Java and Bedrock are supported through the same server hostname and a separate Bedrock port; the team notes that the experience works best on Java.
9 players
Moncube’s Survival mode allows teleport kills, provided the target is not lied to or coaxed into them. Betrayal within teams is allowed. Bases must stay at least 500 blocks from spawns and warps; summoning a Wither or placing lava within that buffer is forbidden.
Unreachable
MoonKitten SMP is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.
2 players
Nameless Kingdom requires a written Discord application and staff approval for its whitelist, with access from age 13. Its medieval SMP leads into Extraction: thirty-minute PvE or PvP raids where loot reaches personal storage only after a successful extraction. SMP PvP remains active outside safe zones.
7 players
Since 2020, NESTCRAFT has developed survival around a shared town and a no-reset policy. Players obtain plots in that town or protect projects elsewhere, with no stated region limit. The server supports PlasmoVoice for in-game speech and EmoteCraft for animations. Entry requires an application followed by a voice conversation with the administrator, using a microphone and Discord or Telegram. The community asks for at least one connection per week.
10 players
Planetember lets players obtain ranks with Coins earned in game alongside purchasable ranks. Jobs and quests give rewards, while votes provide crate keys. A shared voting goal triggers a bonus for everyone; the month’s top voter receives a free rank. Java and Bedrock share the connection address.
Unreachable
PowerPlex offers survival where /wild moves the player away from spawn to a random location. Residences protect homes and let owners grant permissions to other players. Trading combines the server shop with player auctions. Ranks are obtained in exchange for items earned in-game. Creative plots and Skyblock with points and challenges complement survival.
12 players
ProPhoenix preserves its building worlds and economy without resets, while its exploration world regenerates with each new Minecraft version. Trading uses auctions, chest shops and NPC stores. Players can collect spawners, bottle experience and develop pets. Its PvP arena protects equipment from loss during duels.
198 players
PureVanilla divides players among several small servers and three survival variants. Simply keeps vanilla gameplay. Chill adds land claims and teleportation without an economy. Cool offers an economy-focused variant. Resets are decided with the community rather than following a predetermined schedule.
32 players
PurpurMC shares its survival between Java and Bedrock. A golden shovel claims land and grants permissions to friends. The economy combines chest shops, auctions and a market; proximity voice lets nearby players talk. The network advertises weekly boss raids, fishing tournaments and parkour challenges.
4,760 players
ReallyWorld’s paid privileges include HERO, with a virtual workbench through /craft, five auction slots and two protected areas. MAGISTER advertises /repair all, thirty-two homes, forty-eight protected areas, twenty-two auction slots and double currency for kills. The paid STO-branch pass adds the account to its whitelist and provides entry while the pass is active.
Unreachable
RedPanda MC advertises Survival with land-claim protection. Griefing and theft are prohibited; PvP is restricted to zones, events, tournaments and systems explicitly authorized by the server.
4 players
RimWood offers Hard-difficulty Survival, with applications through Discord or a form and an official Java account required. It primarily serves adults: ages 16–17 need explicit staff approval; under-16s are considered only exceptionally as relatives of trusted long-term players, with parental awareness and responsibility. Bases must stay 150 blocks from another active base unless its owner agrees, and PvP requires everyone’s consent. An abandoned base whose claim expires after 90 days may be looted.
11 players
Robiko offers a Bulgarian SMP with the Lands territory system, an economy, auctions and 1v1 PvP duels. Its rules prohibit destroying other players’ buildings. Intentionally killing the same person more than three times in an hour to harass them is also prohibited. Items are restored only when a bug or server problem is proven, rather than for losses caused by traps, PvP or scams between players.
32 players
Saloon Network offers a Towny mode set in a medieval world shaped after the Earth. Characters start from nothing at a random location. The network advertises access from both Java and Bedrock Edition.
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Check the editions on the listing. A Java address alone is not enough to join from Bedrock. If both editions are supported, use the address and, for Bedrock, the port for your edition. The connection IP is estimated in Germany. This country does not identify the in-game language or players’ nationality.
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