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Minecraft Survival servers

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Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.

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MinePix separates Skyblock from survival: ranks, inventory and money do not transfer. Skyblock has 100 levels, with flight unlocked at level 50, nine jobs paying for actions and eight minion types gathering resources. The resource pack is needed to display menus correctly.

In-game languages
Ukrainian

Noasaba is a Japanese-speaking Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
Japanese

Oria SMP offers Vanilla+ Survival for players aged 18 and over. Access requires a whitelist application; once accepted, connection instructions are sent through a Discord direct message. The site describes play without economy plugins, land claims or custom items. No client-side mod is required to join. Simple Voice Chat is optional for speaking with nearby players.

PixelSMP is a French-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages
French

WebbCraft presents its survival server as The Mushroom Co., with custom-built plugins and ChestShops trading.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.3

Thumpstone runs adult civilisation survival. Players claim territory, recruit residents and unite into nations. Expanding the border and unlocking major milestones, including the End, depend on community progression. Java and Bedrock are supported with advertised Bedrock limitations; Discord linking is optional for joining but used for some ranks and team channels.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.11

Trajworld combines survival, Terralith biomes and nations with protected territories. Players can form alliances, take jobs and trade through a dynamic market or auction house. Quests, bosses and CakeWars add activities, with Java and Bedrock access to the same network.

In-game languages
French
Accepted versions
1.21.11

TrexMine dates the start of its activities to 24 January 2020. Its SMP guide describes shards earned at one per minute in the AFK pool; from Diamond rank upwards, online players earn the same amount without entering that area. With /order, players choose an item, its quantity and enchantments at a unit price, then collect the order filled by another player. Nearby players can use /trade for items, money and XP: both confirm, with three seconds to cancel. Any change to the trade automatically stops it.

In-game languages
Persian

The UnnameCraft community advertises Survival.

In-game languages
Spanish

Argus SMP is an English-speaking Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.2

BadLands expands semi-RP survival with nations, custom biomes and dungeons built by the team. Jobs and daily quests provide additional goals. A cooking system lets players prepare drinks and sell them. Proximity voice chat is part of the server. The advertised access is Minecraft Java only, with the option to mute your microphone.

In-game languages
French

2 players

CrabbyMC advertises an economy, Lifesteal and Practice.

In-game languages
English

Crispy Springs advertises 550 progression levels, with up to two jobs initially and four available through progression. The main Survival world preserves its terrain and builds, while a resource world resets periodically. PvP is optional: both opponents must enable it. Buy orders let players directly supply materials requested by others. Griefing and theft remain banned even without claims.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.2

EvoriCraft offers Survival with protected land where players can give permissions to friends. Jobs let players earn money and experience through activities such as mining and farming.

In-game languages
Turkish

Exoria Network advertises Survival, OneBlock and an economy in its Season 6 server message.

FlameBourneSMP advertises EliteMobs, jobs, quests and a player economy.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.2

KovexPVP’s store describes paid ranks with kits and private storage. Atenea offers its kit once every three days and nine PlayerVaults accessed through /pv 1-9. Hades keeps the same kit interval and vault count and adds three chat colours: red, aqua and orange.

In-game languages
Spanish

KRYTH is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.

In-game languages
English

L&M Industries says its SMP runs “Society - Sunlit Valley”.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.20.1

Mana Realm states that perks of its Knight, Lord, Immortal and Divine lifetime ranks are available using in-game economy money. Ranks expand market listings, warps and storage; Divine includes keeping inventory on death and access to six jobs.

MineStad offers Skyblock, Survival and Bedwars. All three use seasons averaging around six months: items, progress and builds reset, while ranks remain permanent. Items bought with Coins last only for that season. Its rules cap redstone at 750 components per player, without pooling allowances on one claim, and require Dutch in chat.

Nova Haven’s Survival welcomes Java and Bedrock players with a starter kit and brief protection from other players. Land-claim blocks are earned by playing, and bonus blocks can also be given to another player. Claims control building and container access through several trust levels. Doors, trapdoors and pressure plates remain usable by everyone by default, however; their access can be restricted individually in the claim settings.

In-game languages
English

OrenMC calls its survival “Kingdom Survival”.

In-game languages
English

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How do I choose a Minecraft Survival server?

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.

Can I join with Java or Bedrock?

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.

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The selected sort determines the listing order. Online player counts come from status queries, without votes or paid ranking. The map shows an estimated connection IP country. Language filters use operator declarations, server settings and text, or information from the official website. The source is shown on the listing. Machine country does not determine the in-game language.