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.
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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GaiaEarth recreates Eurasia and North Africa at a 1:90 scale. Towny supports towns and nations, alliances, territorial wars and protection for neutral states. Slimefun adds machines and energy production, while nations can issue currencies with floating exchange rates. The server also advertises guns, tanks and aircraft, with Java and Bedrock crossplay.
8 players
Gaia Legends develops its SMP around the Wilderness, where custom bosses and ores provide equipment and craftable alloys. Combat, mining and survival skill branches unlock permanent bonuses. Chests appear randomly, while Mystic Orbs are collected and exchanged for a special crate key. Outside these expeditions, land can be claimed with permissions for friends, and players trade through shops and auctions. Java and Bedrock are supported.
0 players
GalaxyMC offers Survival where land claims prevent other players from opening chests or breaking blocks. The /shop command buys and sells items using in-game money. Players can save named home locations and request teleports that the recipient accepts with /tpaccept. PlayerWarps also let players create public destinations for their shops or builds.
2 players
Arkadia distinguishes Maisonnée islands, where outsiders cannot break, place or modify blocks, from the public resource world, which has no staff protection outside its spawn point. Theft or raid disputes there are generally handled by the Maisonnées, with staff intervention still possible. Each guild has a shop whose items depend on player level; reselling them and sharing them with one's Maisonnée are permitted. Dungeons and horde portals are described as cooperative or competitive content available to everyone. Automatic or semi-automatic farms are allowed within reasonable limits, while totem and duplication farms are banned. Fully automated farming and abusive AFK for guild gains are prohibited when they circumvent the system's intent. In PvP, the rules ban enchanted golden apples and Strength II, Speed II and Weakness potions.
44 players
GameRealms’ news mentions a dungeon added to its Magical Survival branch and announces an annual reset alongside an update.
12 players
GameZone requires a whitelist registration through its Discord before joining. Players build protected settlements with territory, a treasury, levels and production bonuses. Manual resource gathering earns GZ Coins; automated collection does not. Businesses can buy from and sell to players through trading chests, or establish a shop on dedicated spawn plots.
8 players
GammaCube uses an emerald economy: /village is used for selling and /deposit for saving in the bank. Players can claim land, form clans and alliances, and obtain custom enchantments. The website states that Java and Bedrock join the same server.
4 players
Gatodragona lets players form clans and attack others with snowballs and eggs. Its announcements include clan tournaments and building contests, while a leaderboard tracks kills. Java and Bedrock access is offered.
0 players
Gearbound SMP advertises vanilla anarchy without claims, an economy or teleports, and with no planned world resets. Modified clients are allowed, although some hacks are patched; lag machines and exploits that threaten server stability remain prohibited.
GGMINE restricts public chats to Russian; other languages use /msg. Up to three alternate accounts may be used only to stay AFK at farms: they cannot receive rewards or join a clan. Autoclickers are permitted only at farms, and command macros are banned in PvP. Teleport points inside or near another player’s territory require the owner’s permission.
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Golden SMP offers semi-anarchy survival in a persistent no-wipe world for Java and Bedrock. Raids, theft, griefing and PvP are allowed under the rules; clans do not protect bases. Leaders invite members, who accept with /clan accept, and can publish short lore messages using /clan lore. These messages do not automatically declare wars. AFK, autoclickers and freecam are allowed; KillAura and fly, speed or ESP/X-ray cheats remain prohibited. Discord is optional for playing.
4 players
GoldenSticker advertises Java-only access with an official Minecraft account required. Its FAQ presents Golden Box and Survival SMP as separate worlds: inventories, progression and builds do not carry between them; ranks apply per mode unless a package states otherwise. It advises claiming bases and says unclaimed areas are unprotected, with no staff rollback for losses there. Ranks are described as carrying across seasons, while items, balances and builds tied to the old world do not. Benefits specific to a mode end if that mode closes permanently.
7 players
GuardianCraft Network lists Survival, RankUP and Minigames as its three advertised formats.
0 players
GulHat bans destroying other players’ property without permission and stealing their items or resources. PvP requires both players’ agreement. Spawning hostile mobs in other players’ towns or areas without permission is banned. The rules also ask players to avoid building or mining there without their consent.
209 players
GunMax offers Roleplay and Skymines among its modes. In RP, house and land sales use /arm offer, and an /ad announcement costs 1,000 in-game dollars. Skymines item exchanges must use /trade; another method leaves the scam risk with the player. Island owners remain responsible for damage caused by players they allow to build.
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