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. German is an in-game language according to the operator or the server itself (its language setting, its own text or its official website). This is separate from the machine’s country. On PC, check your edition: Java runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, while Bedrock for computers runs on Windows. Use the address for your edition.
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65 players
Boocord supports Java and Bedrock and groups its features in a menu: F on Java, /menu on Bedrock. Players earn Thaler through the shop, chest shops and auction house, with /trade for direct exchanges. Proximity and group voice chat use the Simple Voice Chat mod on Java; this feature is optional.
39 players
BOOM combines survival building, chunk protection and trading with specialist merchants. Prices fall according to the quantities a player has sold, then return to their maximum every 24 hours; this change is individual. A resource world remains separate from the building area. Rare items can be obtained through mining, combat or Benjamin’s drinks. The wiki states that no mods are required.
11 players
Veylor combines survival, protected land and player trading, with Java and Bedrock connections. Special enchantments can be obtained through fishing or selected librarians: Vampirism converts part of the damage dealt into healing, while another enchantment mines a 3 × 3 area. An auction house, chest shops and trades confirmed by both players support the economy, with commands for checking item price trends.
9 players
HorizonSMP advertises multiple worlds and new daily events for season 3. Its presentation states that the Nether is open from the first day of that season.
6 players
DeutschlandSMP uses a 1:100 recreation of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Players protect regions, build cities and develop their own country. Upgradeable businesses provide additional income, while Farmboxen progressively unlock resource areas. Java and Bedrock play together, with a map showing country borders.
6 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
Craftolution announces new areas and sulphur biomes.
3 players
Survival-Life normally allows three simultaneous jobs through /arbeitsamt; changing jobs loses levels. Earned money buys land-claim blocks, with plots marked using a wooden hoe. /gsflags controls building, chest access and player damage within a plot. The guide warns that grief by players granted access is not compensated.
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.
2 players
TryCity combines survival, clans and chunk-based land claims, with owners controlling access, PvP and block damage caused by mobs on their land. The server shop recalculates prices twice daily according to supply and demand; players can also use auctions and fill purchase orders. Daily, weekly and monthly quests add progression, with Java and Bedrock access.
7 players
Ardania separates persistent building worlds from resettable mining worlds. Plots are protected and buildings remain even after long absences. Jobs, currency and shops support freebuild, with separate creative, pixel-art, PvP and parkour worlds. Java and Bedrock players can join together, without VIP ranks selling gameplay advantages.
122 players
ChaosSMP ranks fights in leagues from Bronze to Champion. Duels can use server kits or personal gear, with stakes and replays. Players place Coin bounties on opponents and set prices in markets, auctions and shops. The Battlepass combines quests with 100 reward levels each season.
158 players
CraftValley brings Java and Bedrock players into survival with free protected plots and a shopping district. Player combat is limited to designated arenas. Parkour courses and weekly events such as Waterrace or Sticky Knockback offer in-game rewards. A market page tracks selling prices and their changes, helping players plan trades before joining the server.
3 players
Cuberealms advertises Survival, Duels and Citybuild.
43 players
MineDemon offers an SMP with clans and an economic market, accessible on Java and Bedrock. Its rules allow griefing, teleport traps and scams between players while prohibiting cheats, duplication and macros. Votes provide rewards and contribute towards a collective VoteParty. A separate daily reward is claimed through a link created in-game, after watching an advertising video on the website.
UltimateSMP is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.
0 players
UnreachMe combines Freebuild and Survival in custom-generated terrain, with land claims, dungeons and firearms. Slimefun provides automation systems without requiring client-side mods. The server’s texture pack leaves standard textures unchanged and can be combined with a personal pack.
29 players
VoidCrafted adds protected land, jobs and an economy to survival. The website advertises a fourth dimension with creatures to explore, along with boss fights and seasonal cosmetics.
WildMine brings Java and Bedrock players into the same worlds and economy. Its currently listed live modes are WildSMP and the WildBlock OneBlock world, with jobs, a market and auctions. Proximity voice chat is optional: Simple Voice Chat has a normal range of 48 blocks and an eight-block whisper mode. Votes award currency, a crate key and flight time, delivered on the next login when the player was offline.
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On PC, check your edition: Java runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, while Bedrock for computers runs on Windows. Use the address for your edition.
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