Servers by votes this month
Anarchy servers have few or no rules. Players may grief, steal and use hacked clients, and staff rarely step in, so the world is shaped only by what players do to each other. Maps are huge and old, bases get raided, and surviving means staying hidden or well defended. It suits experienced players who enjoy chaos and accept losing their builds. The list is ranked by player votes this month, and one click copies the IP.
How to choose a good anarchy server
- Rules. No rules usually still means a few: crashing the server, abusing game-breaking exploits or harassing people outside the game often get bans. Read the short rule list first.
- Performance and version. Old anarchy worlds are huge and can lag. Compare the version in the row, the player count and the 30-day uptime on the server page.
- Queue and store. A paid priority queue is common on busy servers. Selling gear or protection from other players is a bad sign.
- Safety. Never share personal details in chat, and do not build anything you cannot afford to lose.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best anarchy server?
The top of this list is ranked by player votes this month, so it shows which anarchy worlds have the liveliest communities right now. Check that the server is up when you want to play and that its rules match what you expect from the mode.
Are anarchy servers free?
Joining is free on almost every anarchy server. Busy ones may have a queue, and some sell a priority place in it. That is fine, but an anarchy server that sells gear or protection defeats the purpose of the mode.
Are cheats allowed on anarchy servers?
Many anarchy servers allow hacked clients by design, others limit some of them, so read the rules before you play. On every other kind of server cheating gets you banned, so never take habits from anarchy to a survival or minigames server.