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.
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19 players
Cocoworld says its opening is being prepared. The project describes Vanilla+ survival with 11 skills, jobs and their masteries, progression from camp to village to nation, and optional roleplay. It advertises dynamic-price trading with a central bank and player market, without client mods to install.
Unreachable
Coleras combines Skyblock with island upgrades and quest chains, and Survival with trading areas. Its rules prohibit PvP at spawn and in protected areas, teleport traps and damage to other players’ buildings. Buildings belonging to long-inactive players may be removed.
5 players
CometSMP welcomes Java and Bedrock. Its store separates three paid monthly ranks: VIP provides nine homes and 45 auction-house slots; VIP+ increases this to 27 homes and 90 slots, while VIP++ advertises 90 homes and 90 slots. These allowances belong to the paid offers, with a chat tag for each rank.
13 players
ComfySMP offers a panda that progresses by receiving Panda Bamboo: each hundred-unit feed contributes toward unlocking 42 features, including appearances, buffs and abilities. A bamboo generator, limited to one per player, produces this food over time. The rules ban griefing and theft even without claims; global chat must use English.
23 players
CompactPvP combines Survival PvP with resource-producing spawners. Loadouts use custom enchantments, masks and combat pets before entering the Pit or Arcade. The Arcade offers private 1v1 duels or team fights. Java and Bedrock share the same world; the site lists Java 1.21 and later versions and Bedrock port 19132.
6,172 players
Complex Gaming is an English-speaking Minecraft network whose Survival, Skyblock, Factions and Prison servers support Java and Bedrock crossplay. Survival includes land claims, guilds and a player-driven economy. The network also offers Java-only Pixelmon with a required modpack, gyms and dungeons.
70 players
CosmosMC brings together Earth SMP, Survival, OneBlock and Islands SMP. Earth reproduces the planet at 1:80 scale, with claimable land, planes and a real-estate market for selling builds. Islands SMP generates islands over the void and unlocks dimensions through progression. Jobs, quests, fishing and player trading support the economy. The worlds are advertised as never resetting; Java and Bedrock share the network without installing mods.
3 players
Cozy Crafters is a Java survival world built around player towns and lasting builds. Land claims protect homes, while player shops and rented market spaces support trade.
21 players
Cozy MC is a Java and Bedrock Survival community whose operator advertises a world that never resets. Players must be at least 13, or older if Discord requires it in their country. After first entering the server, Discord verification unlocks interaction and block breaking. Griefing and stealing are prohibited, PvP requires both players’ agreement, and TNT duping is allowed while other dupes are not.
29 players
CozyOrigins advertises Survival with Origins; its community description explicitly mentions custom species for players.
13 players
Cozy Realms highlights an update titled Chaos Cube.
2 players
According to its official wiki, CrabCraft was founded on 14 March 2024 and is currently in its seventh season. Building a shop requires a standard deed bought at the town hall for three diamonds. Selling more than three distinct item types requires a nine-diamond gold deed, following council approval through Discord. Land is allocated on a first-come basis. A working microphone is expected for communication, but the project makes accommodations for people who cannot speak.
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CrackedPvP lists Practice and FFA alongside Survival in its presentation.
20 players
Craftadia offers survival with land protected through /claim: building, breaking and looting are restricted to invited players. Resources can be sold to the admin shop or player shops, and towns require an invitation. The guide asks players to enable the resource pack. Staff do not roll back unclaimed land.
53 players
Craftaria offers economic Houses where completed community contracts award shares according to each player’s contribution. These shares can pay dividends or be sold back, depending on the House’s available budget. Unlockable abilities consume mana, while reputation missions can increase salaries.
391 players
Craftavia’s SMP brings Java and Bedrock players into a world where PvP, raiding and griefing are allowed outside spawn. Progression includes equipment upgrades up to +9, evolving pets and teams with shared banks. Players trade through auctions and purchase orders; spawners generate items and experience directly rather than spawning mobs.
4 players
CraftDiamond is a Portuguese-speaking Minecraft server, offering popular game modes such as Survival, PvP and Minigames.
29 players
Crafterrium combines survival and PvP with land protection. Players can save home locations and teleport between them; microphone voice chat is advertised across the project’s servers. The starting guide asks players to create an account using /reg and a password.
0 players
CraftLife separates resource worlds from the land world where players build homes. In Survival, /minerar, the Nether and the End keep PvP enabled; builds in /minerar may be lost or looted. Players earn money by leveling skills or selling items to /shop and other players. In Creative, /p add lets a friend build only while the owner is online, whereas /p trust also permits building in the owner’s absence. The rules describe the server as intended for players older than 16, require one account and send Survival players inactive for over 20 minutes to spawn, with designated AFK areas.
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