Mundo-Minecraft
Player History
24 Hours · Hourly
Daily History
| Day | Average ? | Change ? | % Change ? | Daily Peak ? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 3 SaturdayToday · In progress | 5.7 | +1.0 | +20.35% | 7 |
| Oct 2 Friday | 4.7 | +1.9 | +69.02% | 13 |
| Oct 1 Thursday | 2.8 | -2.1 | -43.30% | 10 |
| Sep 30 Wednesday | 4.9 | +1.7 | +55.15% | 12 |
| Sep 29 Tuesday | 3.2 | -0.8 | -19.15% | 10 |
| Sep 28 Monday | 3.9 | -1.7 | -30.37% | 10 |
| Sep 27 Sunday | 5.6 | +1.3 | +31.07% | 12 |
| Sep 26 Saturday | 4.3 | +1.7 | +63.49% | 10 |
| Sep 25 Friday | 2.6 | -1.5 | -37.00% | 8 |
| Sep 24 Thursday | 4.2 | +1.0 | +31.58% | 12 |
SpanishAbout Mundo-Minecraft
Mundo-Minecraft gives players a shared survival world for building homes, cities, monuments, and community projects, with Towny settlements and an in-game economy shaping everyday play. Resource gathering takes place in separate exploration worlds that reset periodically, while the main construction world is reserved for lasting builds. Parkour, events, and minigames add shorter activities alongside the survival community.
What Makes It Different
Mundo-Minecraft separates lasting construction from resource gathering more clearly than a typical survival server. The main world is for cities, homes, and monuments, while exploration, Nether exploration, and The End are treated as renewable resource areas that can be reset without wiping the community’s primary builds.
Towny is a settlement system where players found towns, claim land, and control how residents use it.
Towny cities, plots, taxes, claims, permissions, and settlement controls are central to the server’s community structure.
Player Shops are player-run places or interfaces where players sell items to other players for currency or agreed trade goods.
ChestShop enables player-run shops where players sell items to one another around the market area.
Minigames are compact Minecraft games with their own rules, objective, and bounded play area, usually resolved in a single round.
A dedicated minigame world offers activities including Paintball, SkyBlock, and Hunger Games, subject to availability.
Survival servers let players gather resources, craft gear, build shelter, and develop a base while staying alive in a dangerous world.
The main experience centers on gathering resources, building homes and cities, exploring, crafting, and surviving in a shared world.
Minecraft economy gameplay makes in-game money a central way to obtain resources, upgrades, or access.
Server money, player payments, taxes, voting points, lotteries, and trading systems shape progression and daily activity.
A persistent world is a Minecraft server world that keeps its player-made changes and ongoing progress across repeated visits.
The primary construction world preserves player homes, cities, monuments, and community projects between resource-world regenerations.
The main survival loop is gathering resources, building a protected home or town, exploring dedicated resource worlds, and cooperating or trading with other players. Towny lets players found and expand settlements, divide land into plots, set local permissions, and control settings such as PvP, fire, explosions, and mob spawning. Claims and protected containers add another layer of base security.
Progression combines ordinary survival upgrades with server ranks, claims, Towny access, money, and voting points. Ranks are earned through time played, time registered, good conduct, activity, and community contribution rather than direct payment. Higher ranks provide more homes, protections, claims, utility commands, and eventually the ability to create Towny cities.
Server-specific systems include Towny settlements, land claims, protected containers, ChestShop, voting points, custom mob-head collection, ranked progression, Dynmap, and LevelledMobs. Hostile mobs can be stronger than standard Minecraft enemies, and rare special mobs may appear at low rates. Bedrock support is provided through Geyser.
The main world is the permanent construction area for cities, homes, monuments, and community builds. Separate Mundo Exploración and Nether Exploración worlds provide renewable mining resources, while The End supplies advanced materials and combat challenges. Additional destinations include a parkour world, a creative event world, and a minigame world with activities such as Paintball, SkyBlock, and Hunger Games, though individual minigames can be temporarily unavailable.
PvP is controlled by world and settlement rules rather than being unrestricted everywhere. Towny cities can toggle PvP for towns and individual plots, while the server also maintains a separate anarchy world with clan-oriented warfare systems. Outside designated PvP areas, killing players through attacks or environmental traps is prohibited.
The economy uses server money, player payments, Towny taxes, virtual purchases, and player-run shops. ChestShop lets players sell items from shops around the market area, while /tienda provides server trading and purchases. Voting and play time award points that can be exchanged for selected perks, heads, lottery tickets, and utility commands.
The server runs community events in a dedicated creative event world and maintains a forum section for quests and missions. Parkour maps can include prizes, while seasonal minigame rotations and special activities provide shorter goals beyond survival building. Lottery activities are also tied to the server’s points and economy systems.
The community is organized around the official forum, Discord, in-game towns, player shops, city showcases, technical help, and community projects. Spanish is the main language for public server chat and community spaces. Players can also use the official live map, WikiMinecraft, and TeamSpeak or Discord for coordination.
Players must use an official premium Minecraft account, avoid cheats, X-Ray, exploit abuse, unauthorized advantage-giving mods, griefing, theft, spam, advertising, offensive builds, and unauthorized entry into other players’ structures. Mining is restricted to designated exploration worlds, and oversized farms, redstone clocks, mob systems, or other machines that create server lag are prohibited. General chat is Spanish-language.
The server does not sell paid ranks or paid commands. Donations are voluntary and anonymous, with proceeds directed toward community maintenance and improvement and no direct in-game reward. Players can earn points through voting and play time, then spend them on selected in-game items and utilities.
Separate Minecraft worlds provide renewable or resettable areas for gathering resources without replacing the primary world.
Mundo-Minecraft separates its lasting construction world from exploration, Nether exploration, and End worlds that are regenerated periodically.
Earned ranks provide an ordered progression track where players unlock permissions, commands, perks, or access through gameplay achievements.
Players advance through ranks by time, conduct, activity, helpfulness, building, and community contribution, unlocking homes, claims, commands, and utilities.
Designated mining worlds restrict ordinary resource extraction to specific areas, protecting other parts of a server from routine mining.
Players must mine in Mundo Exploración and related resource worlds, preserving the main world for homes, cities, and monuments.
Local world toggles let area owners enable or disable selected combat, environmental, or mob behaviors.
Towny cities and plots can control settings such as PvP, fire, explosions, and mob spawning.
Fine-grained plot permissions control which players may build, destroy, interact with, or use features in protected areas.
Towny plots regulate building and interactions through settlement permissions, complementing claims and protected containers.
Protected containers restrict access to stored items so players can secure valuables from unauthorized interaction.
Protected containers add another layer of base security alongside Towny plots and broader land-claim protections.
Rank-gated town creation makes settlement founding available only after players reach a specified progression threshold.
Higher server ranks eventually unlock the ability to create Towny cities and establish new settlements.
Voting points are server rewards earned through voting and exchanged for selected items, perks, or utilities.
Players can exchange voting and play-time points for selected perks, heads, lottery tickets, and utility commands.
Hostile mobs use progression-based levels that can change their difficulty and the challenge they pose to players.
LevelledMobs makes hostile mobs stronger than standard Minecraft enemies, with rare special mobs appearing at low rates.
A settlement upkeep mechanic requiring towns or their members to provide recurring resources or currency to remain operational.
Towny taxes form part of Mundo-Minecraft’s economy and affect the management of player-created settlements.
A server marketplace offers centrally managed purchases or exchanges separate from player-operated shops.
The /tienda system provides server trading and purchases alongside the player-run ChestShop market.
Custom mob heads are collectible decorative or display items featuring mob designs within a server-specific collection system.
Custom mob-head collection is one of the server’s custom systems, and heads are among the items available through point exchanges.
A live world map displays an interactive overview of explored terrain, player locations, bases, or notable landmarks.
Dynmap and the official live-map site let players inspect Mundo-Minecraft’s current worlds, construction, and settlements.
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History of Mundo-Minecraft
Mundo-Minecraft began in December 2010 as a small community server, followed by its first structured community map in January 2011. That early map ran through 2011 and helped establish the organized survival format, plugins, and player-built community that define the server today.
The community adopted the mundo-minecraft.com domain and opened its current forum in September 2012, followed by the main website in January 2013. Over time, the server added recognizable systems such as Towny cities, an anarchy world, public markets, minigames, and archived maps that players can revisit.
The server later used major Minecraft updates as opportunities for full-world resets, including the large reset announced for the 1.18 era in 2021. In 2025, staff announced another full reset after four years with the existing map. During 2026, the website and forum received a major renewal, while the exploration, Nether exploration, and End worlds continued to be regenerated separately from the main construction world.
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