Minecraft servers 1.15.2 with survival, private, without anti-cheat, and empty
About 1.15.2
Best Minecraft 1.15.2 servers for survival and online play. Major bug fixes and significant performance optimizations. Browse our server list — no lag, active community!
About Survival
Survival Minecraft servers require players to gather resources, build shelters, and defend against mobs. Players must monitor their health and hunger levels to survive the harsh conditions of the Minecraft world. Depending on server settings, PvP may be enabled or disabled.
About Private
Minecraft servers with land protection (private) provide players with the ability to protect their builds and territories from other players. The main idea is to create zones where access is controlled by the owner. Claims or protections prevent griefing and theft, ensuring a safe and enjoyable building environment.
About Without anti-cheat
Minecraft servers without anti-cheat allow players to play without restrictions related to the use of programs and modifications that might be banned on other servers with active anti-cheat systems. These servers attract players who seek complete freedom in modifying gameplay, but they also come with certain risks.
About Empty
Empty servers for Minecraft are the perfect solution for those looking for completely free and open game worlds. Our filters allow you to start your game solo or invite friends, without the hassle and presence of other users.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I join a Minecraft server from this list?
- Copy the server IP address shown on the server card, open Minecraft, go to Multiplayer, click Add Server, paste the IP, and click Join.
- What do the filters mean?
- Filters let you narrow down servers by game version, mini-games like BedWars or SkyWars, and tags like PvP or economy. Combine multiple filters to find your perfect server.
- How often is server data updated?
- Server status, player counts, and uptime data are refreshed every few minutes so you always see the latest information.