Crossplay Minecraft Servers

Java and Bedrock players can join the same PlayFuse server.

Java and Bedrock players share the same network, and Java players can join on versions back to 1.8.

Java and Bedrock players share one world, and Xbox players can get an invite.

Java and Bedrock players join the same survival world and can play together.

Java and Bedrock players join the same world and play together.

Java and Bedrock players join the same network and play together.

Java and Bedrock players join the same Lifesteal world and fight each other.

Java players and Bedrock players on consoles and phones share the same world.

Java and Bedrock players can both join ZenPvP and play on the same modes.

Java and Bedrock players join the same Survival and Deblok worlds and play together.

Java and Bedrock players share the same network and can play together.

Java and Bedrock players can join the same Factions world.

Java and Bedrock players play together in the same cozy survival world.

Java and Bedrock players join the same survival world, and crossplay has been offered since 2024.

Java and Bedrock players join the same survival world and play together.

Java players on PC and Bedrock players on phone, tablet and console share the same world and money.

Java and Bedrock players join the same survival world, so friends on PC, console and phone can play together.

Java and Bedrock players share the same server and can fight each other.

Java and Bedrock players can both join ByCraft and play on the same modes.

Bedrock players on consoles and phones join the same world as Java players.

Java and Bedrock players build and explore in the same never-reset world.

Java and Bedrock players join the same ForeignMC server and play together.

Java and Bedrock players join the same Melt SMP world and play together.

Java and Bedrock players can play together, and Bedrock players can use the store too.

Java and Bedrock players share the same server, with Bedrock support still in beta.