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Minecraft Survival servers for mobile devices

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. On Android and iOS, use Minecraft Bedrock. Under Play, then Servers, add the server name, Bedrock address and port. A Java-only address is not sufficient.

526 servers to explore

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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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Choco MC lists Practice, BedWars and BoxPvP in its mode selection.

In-game languages
English

Chromabit builds its survival around a player market and shops. Its spawners generate loot and XP, can be stacked and send drops into hoppers; the loot can be sold through a menu. Builds, chests and land have grief protection. The top five in server events receive credit to spend in the store.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
26.2

CitrusSMP is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
English

Clever Teaching publishes access for Minecraft Java and Eaglercraft. Its active modes include Survival, PvP-focused Lifesteal, Prison mining and upgrades, and Crystal or Mace duels. Rules prohibit theft everywhere and grief outside designated PvP areas. Creative is marked as under maintenance and BedWars as in development.

In-game languages
English

CloudSMP highlights loot drops and features named Invest and CookieClicker.

In-game languages
English

Cloud World develops its Vanilla Realm through ranks that unlock cosmetics and expand the Ender Chest from rank 5. Sell Axes directly sell the eligible contents of a chest, consuming one use per operation. Players also place item orders with a quantity and price: payment is held while other players fulfil them. The server lists Bedrock voice access through a web interface.

In-game languages
English

CoastSMP advertises a crate named Heaven in its server message.

In-game languages
English

CoastyMC highlights a Lantern Crate and a trader in its current server message.

In-game languages
English

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.

In-game languages
English
Accepted versions
1.21.11

CommunityCraft advertises cooperative Survival in a Vanilla-style format.

In-game languages
English

CoolMC is a Minecraft server open to Java and Bedrock players, offering Survival.

In-game languages
English

CoralMC’s rules distinguish between modes. Prison permits one ALT account per player, solely for staying AFK and earning corals, without normal play, ranking up or entering events. In the same Prison mode, schematic mods may only display holograms: every block must be placed manually. In Survival, going AFK to let mobs spawn is permitted without external methods; bypassing the anti-AFK system to keep farming is prohibited.

In-game languages
English

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.

In-game languages
English

CozyOrigins advertises Survival with Origins; its community description explicitly mentions custom species for players.

In-game languages
English

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.

In-game languages
English

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.

In-game languages
French

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.

In-game languages
Turkish

CraftPlanet builds survival around land protection and trading. Its Exchange refreshes requested resources, offers and stock every hour, letting players sell their haul or buy the current supply. A zombie invasion at spawn brings the community together to fill an infection meter, defend the area and claim a personal reward with /event. Player shops provide another trading route.

In-game languages
English

CrazyCombat combines survival with custom armor, bosses, dungeons and claims, Elo-ranked one-on-one duels, and an anarchy-focused Unstable mode. Players switch modes from the hub, with progression and cosmetics advertised as shared. The network supports Java and Bedrock crossplay.

In-game languages
English

Crispy Network distinguishes vanilla survival, Slimefun survival with automatic machines and energy systems without client mods to install, and RPG survival with levels, abilities and bosses. The network also advertises a virtual museum of Indonesian architecture and history.

In-game languages
Indonesian

CritterCraft presents an economy-focused survival format.

In-game languages
English

CrystalChaos describes an SMP without a land-claim system.

In-game languages
English

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On Android and iOS, use Minecraft Bedrock. Under Play, then Servers, add the server name, Bedrock address and port. A Java-only address is not sufficient.

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Check that the server supports Bedrock and that your friends can join it from their consoles. A matching server name is not enough: editions and joining methods must be compatible.

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