At PixelWorld we have four different servers for you to chose from!
– Towny
– Anarchy
– SkyBlock
– TeamDeathmatch
– Creative
We hope to see you on the server soon!
**You can play from versions 1.8.*-1.16.*
**JAVA/BEDROCK CORSS-PLATFORM
mc.play-pixelworld.co.uk
This server is called PGMC.WORLD and it has three main ways to play. You can join survival or creative or a vanilla server just by using simple commands.
The survival server is for people who like normal Minecraft with danger and building and trying to stay alive. The vanilla server is for players who want the game to feel really classic and clean.
There is also a creative server where you can just build whatever you want and not worry about mobs or hunger. It feels good for testing ideas or making giant projects.
The community feels like it is meant for different kinds of players. You can pick the mode that fits your mood instead of being stuck in one style. I think it is nice because it is simple and easy to understand.
This is a new SMP world that is only for adults who are 18 or older. The server feels really relaxed and friendly and most people are in their 20s but there are older players too. There are usually around ten people online so it never feels empty.
The rules are simple and fair. No griefing and no stealing and no unwanted pvp. Everyone mostly focuses on their own builds but people like to build near others if they ask first so it feels like neighborhoods.
There is a shopping district that just started so players can trade and share stuff. The world is still pretty new and the nether and end are not explored yet. The server runs in hard mode and is semi vanilla with a few plugins that you can turn off if you want a more pure vanilla style.
The community really likes to help each other. People trade items and help with builds and share resources when someone needs something. It feels like a chill place to just build and survive with other adults.
This is a brand new lifesteal server that just started today. There are not many players yet so it feels really cozy and calm.
The people here seem really welcoming and they want more players to join and hang out. It sounds like the kind of place where you can meet new friends and play together for a long time.
If you want a fresh lifesteal world with a small friendly community this server looks like a good place to start. They really want you to join and have an amazing time with them.
Astral Realms is a hardcore style SMP that gives you three lives. If you die too much you are out but there are ways to get revived so every life feels important.
The server has custom coded items and new ores so it is not just normal vanilla survival. The world has custom generation so exploring actually feels cool with different landscapes to find.
It is a semi anarchy survival server so PvP is allowed and things can get pretty intense. There is no super strict hand holding and players help shape how the world feels from the very start.
The server runs on Java 1.21 plus and will have voice chat support on release so you can talk while you play and fight and explore. The community is just starting so new players can join from day one and be part of everything from the beginning.
This server is running a cool event that is all about the player economy. The whole point is to make creative chest shops that feel unique and fun.
You can build stuff like a custom fish market or a rare arms dealer style shop. The staff are looking for shops that are not lazy or spammy. If you just throw down boring single block trades it will not count.
To enter you have to send a picture of your shop and a short description. You submit it in their event channel before December 29th 2025 at midnight.
At the end the staff vote on who made the most unique shop on the server. First place gets a Master of Coin title plus a Mythic Key server points and in game money. Second and third place also get keys points and cash just a bit less.
The whole thing feels like they really want new players to join and help grow the economy while having fun making shops.
