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. English 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.
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10 players
Mine in Abyss recreates the Made in Abyss setting across a five-layer map with the city of Orth. Its Survival server allows building and guild creation, using a climbing system and mechanics linked to the abyss’s curse. Each layer has custom creatures. Loot can be exchanged in Orth for coins spent with villagers. Mods are optional, but an official Minecraft account is required.
19 players
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.
56 players
Mineland documents separate systems for each mode. Creative+ lets players program worlds in-game with event, action and condition blocks; the owner chooses 1.8-style or 1.9-style combat. In SkyBlock, generators gather resources and auto-selling converts them into island currency. Its RPG variant offers seven skills reaching level 40 and bosses. Prison progresses through mining, selling, levels and prestiges; its guide advertises bosses respawning every fifty seconds. The joining route includes in-game registration with /reg.
177 players
MineMalia’s advertised Oneblock starts with a block that regenerates whenever it is broken. Its wiki describes inviting a team to the island and completing quests to earn money. It states that two PlayerWarps are available by default and describes Chunk Hoppers collecting drops across an entire chunk, obtained from vote crates or the server shop. Auto-mining is prohibited in this mode. The general rules restrict public chat to English, subject to each mode’s specific rules.
10 players
The Minemee website dates the server’s creation under that name to 2011 and its rebranding to Ethereal to 2015. Its connection message now presents Ethereal as a community SMP.
639 players
MinePeak combines Survival, Lifesteal and OP Survival with combat and building minigames. Lifesteal rewards combat with stolen hearts, while OP Survival adds vehicles and clans. Duels cover multiple PvP styles and kits. BuildBattle uses timed themed builds followed by anonymous voting. The website documents seasonal resets.
MinePiece offers an adventure in the One Piece universe. Its wiki describes a personal island for solo play or a crew, which can be recreated at most five times. Adventure islands unlock progressively: Grand Line requires Pirate rank, level 15, and passage through Reverse Mountain. Devil Fruits gain experience by dealing damage; their attacks cost mana and have a cooldown. Ascensions require Berries and specific resources. Weapons evolve through their own experience, with resources required at some tiers. Up to five pets can be active, depending on rank or grade. The rules prohibit griefing, theft, scams and using fruits to kill other players outside PvP zones. Discord is strongly recommended.
34 players
MinePixel requires in-game registration with /reg on the first connection, followed by /l or /login when returning. The rules allow at most five accounts per player. Inventory, crafting and automatic-sorting modifications, including Mouse Tweaks and Scrollers, are prohibited, as is finding or using the world seed. Trading assets between different servers is also prohibited.
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Mineshore protects land by chunk and lets players open warps for builds and shops. One job can be held at a time; a separate work system pays other players for tasks. Tokens are earned through jobs, work, elite mobs and supply drops, then buy flight time or a temporary rank without real-money payment.
4 players
Minevane restricts access to residents of New Zealand and Australia. In this survival world, home and some warp teleports consume crystals, while spawn remains free. Diamonds can be stored in a digital bank and players trade through sign shops. PvP requires both players’ consent; theft and griefing are prohibited. The community began in May 2022, and world resets are decided without a fixed schedule.
191 players
MineWars offers an open alpha test in a Tatooine-inspired survival setting. Its custom desert includes sandstorms, tameable rideable wildlife and raider camps. Claims require upkeep; harvesters gather gas and minerals while players are offline, and specialized workstations craft weapons, armor and other items. The resource pack downloads automatically.
10 players
MineX combines gathering, crafting and dungeons with player-to-player item trading. The project advertises USDC settlement on Solana with a 10% sales fee. Common, Rare and Epic crates let players choose an item before opening; higher tiers distinguish combat power from cosmetic appearance. Connection instructions are presented for Minecraft Java.
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MoonKitten SMP is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.
1 players
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.
29 players
MunchyMC offers Survival with classes, skill progression and unlockable abilities in Terralith terrain. In Prison, the D-block mine provides instantly sellable resources; leaving the prison exposes players to zombies in a post-apocalyptic world while seeking rare items. WoolWars has up to 24 players: the aim is to be the last survivor while avoiding the rising floor, using a kit with its own ability.
28 players
MY-SMP separates rules by world: the Old World has land claims without PvP or raiding, while the New World is a warzone. The gathering world also enables Lifesteal: killing a player gains one heart, and dying to a player loses one. This resource area can reset at any time, making it unsuitable for permanent bases. Java and Bedrock players share the network.
96 players
MysticMC brings Java and Bedrock together on its Arcane, Cosmic and Elysium realms. The project retains building worlds, but may reset the resource world after a Discord announcement. Jobs include quests; leaving a job loses 10% of its levels. A player’s public warp costs 500 in-game dollars to create and another 500 per real-world week in upkeep.
227 players
The MystiCraft network lists Lifesteal, Practice and vanilla survival.
0 players
MystiKraft welcomes Java and Bedrock players into worlds with separate progression. Prison opened to everyone on 23 September 2026: mined blocks sell for Gems used to unlock later mines, and a personal pickaxe improves with points earned while mining. This world is Peaceful with PvP disabled. Survival builds progression around seven skills, objectives and land protection, using its own currency: Prison Gems cannot be converted into Larks.
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Check whether buildings can be protected, whether PvP is allowed and whether the world resets. These rules change how you play. Read any required mods or plugins before joining.
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. English 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.
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