Servers by votes this month
Earth servers use a map shaped like our planet. You choose a real place, found a town, join or build a nation and take part in trade, diplomacy and wars. Because the world is scaled down, a city or coastline you know from real life can become your home base. It suits players who like geography, politics and long-term nation building. Servers are ordered by this month's votes, and any IP copies with one click.
How to choose a good Earth server
- Map and spawn. Check the map scale and where you can claim land. Popular regions fill early, while an empty region lets you build a nation from nothing.
- War and claim rules. Look at how wars start, how long new towns are protected and what claims cost.
- Activity. Active nations and a living economy matter more than the raw player count. Recent reviews and the 24-hour player chart on the server page help.
- Pay-to-win. Paid claims, bonuses for nations or protection from war are a bad sign. Cosmetics and ranks are fine.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Earth server?
Start at the top of this list, ranked by player votes this month. Then look at the map: a server where your home region is still open, or where nations are active and recruiting, gives you a better start than the largest one.
Are Earth servers free?
Yes, joining is free on nearly all of them. Founding a town usually costs in-game money, not real money, so check the store for paid claims and avoid them.
Is an Earth server the same as Minecraft Earth?
No. Minecraft Earth was a separate mobile game that Mojang closed in 2021. Earth servers in this list are regular Minecraft servers whose map is shaped like the real planet, and you play them in Minecraft Java Edition or Bedrock.