Vanilla survival, no overhauls
No balance-changing plugins. Redstone, mob farms and villager trading all work exactly as vanilla intends, so every vanilla trick you know still pays off here.
A survival server run by two students. We keep the gameplay vanilla and only add helper plugins; nothing that affects balance is for sale. We just want to keep a free, friendly corner of the world for people who love Minecraft.
The address is only posted in the QQ group announcement (anti-scan)
No gimmicks, no cash shop. We just take proper care of what vanilla survival should feel like.
No balance-changing plugins. Redstone, mob farms and villager trading all work exactly as vanilla intends, so every vanilla trick you know still pays off here.
There is no top-up page, no VIP, no paid permissions — every part of the game is open to everyone. Running costs are covered by the owner alone, and nothing that affects balance is for sale.
Five admins rotate through the day. Griefing, stuck chunks, disconnects — say a word in the group and someone will deal with it.
The group is active and happy to help newcomers. Insults and deliberate destruction are not allowed; disputes are handled by the admins, never by revenge.
The server runs Paper, so performance and stability come from the server itself. Plugins are only used to detect cheating such as x-ray — nothing that changes how the game plays.
Pick a spot outside spawn and build. Land claims are not forced and nothing is charged; just keep your distance from other people's builds and that patch is yours.
No mods and no money needed — any device that can run Minecraft will do.
Server news, the address and any problems can all be sorted out in the group. Tap the "Join QQ group" button on this page, or search for group number 1085255732 in QQ.
Once you are in the group, the server address is in the announcement. If you cannot find it, @ the owner or message an admin and someone will send it. (To keep scanners and attackers away the address is not published on this page.)
Open Minecraft Java Edition → Multiplayer → Add Server → name it anything (OverWorld, for example) → paste the address from the announcement → Done.
You will spawn at the spawn point. Wander around, find a patch you like and start building. If you get lost or do not know where to begin, ask in the group — veterans are happy to show you around.
Only four hard lines; the rest is common sense.
Hacked clients, x-ray, auto-clickers, flight, auto-mining and similar third-party tools are all banned. Anyone caught using them is banned on the spot.
Do not take other people's builds apart, do not steal their items, and do not enter someone's base without permission. Destroying what others built has no excuse.
No insults, personal attacks, spam, advertising, sexual or political topics. If there is a conflict, bring it to an admin instead of taking revenge.
Staff may also act on harmful behaviour that is not listed here. If you disagree with a punishment, talk to us privately instead of ruining the game for everyone else.
Minor: spam, or careless damage to a small area around spawn. An admin will remind you and set a deadline to fix it.
Moderate: theft, deliberate destruction of builds, insulting others. Banned for a period depending on the case, and required to compensate or restore.
Severe: hacked clients / x-ray, large-scale destruction, scams, ban evasion. Removed from the server for good.
Violations are warned or banned according to the circumstances; the final say rests with the server admins. Rules may change as the server evolves — the latest announcement in the group is authoritative.
First opened on 2025-08-26, paused for a while, reopened on 2026-02-16 and has been running for 267 days since.
OverWorld opens to the public for the first time on server version 1.21.4 and welcomes its first players.
The server had to close for a while; the team used the break to rethink the plan and the setup.
Upgraded to 1.21.10 and reopened with a more complete setup. Old players gradually came back.
The OverWorld forum opens; announcements, player profiles and a chat room start recording the server's days.
Following the official release, fixing known issues along the way for a steadier experience.
The first hundred-day milestone; the community keeps growing steadily.
Two hundred days of builds, friendships and memories growing together. The story goes on — come write the next chapter.
Following the official major version, the server moved to Paper 26.2 together with our own x-ray behaviour detection.
The questions new players ask most, all answered here.
Join the QQ group first — the server address and all server news are posted there.
Join the QQ group to get the address and start your first house today.