Minecraft servers 1.16 with anarchy, private, voice chat, and empty and with mini game prison
About 1.16
This update completely revamped the Nether, adding new biomes like basalt deltas, crimson forests, and warped forests. New mobs like piglins, hoglins, and striders were introduced. New resources such as ancient debris and netherite were added. A catalog of Minecraft 1.16 servers.
About Prison
Prison servers create an immersive experience where players start as inmates in a prison. They must mine resources, complete tasks, and earn in-game currency to rank up through different prison tiers. As players progress, they unlock new areas, better mining resources, and additional opportunities to engage in PvP, trade, and form gangs. The ultimate goal is to escape the prison or become the most powerful inmate.
About Anarchy
Anarchy Minecraft servers offer players complete freedom without any rules or restrictions. This mode lacks moderation, and players can destroy, loot, and attack each other, creating a chaotic and unpredictable gaming environment.
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 Voice chat
Minecraft servers with voice chat allow players to communicate in real-time using voice, significantly enhancing coordination and interaction in the game. Using voice chat provides faster and more convenient communication compared to text messages.
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.