Minecraft Java Edition · Beta catalog
Minecraft Default Survival with friends
Start a fresh Minecraft survival world for exploring and building with friends.
- Players
- 1–20
- Minecraft version
- Java 1.21.11
- Game type
- Survival
- Difficulty
- Easy
Worlder is accepting waitlist signups ahead of public launch. Mode player counts describe the game; beta access and plan limits may differ. A Minecraft Java Edition copy and account are required.

How Default Survival works
Default Survival is the familiar Minecraft loop: gather resources, build shelter and explore a freshly generated world together. Choose your own goals, from a shared village to an expedition to the End. The server runs Paper with survival settings; no separate challenge mode is required.
Getting your group into the game
- Join the waitlist for news about beta access. Once you have access, sign in to Worlder and choose Default Survival from the Minecraft catalog.
- Create the world and wait for it to become active. Startup time varies by mode.
- Open Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.11, select Multiplayer, then Add Server. Enter the server address shown by Worlder and share it with your friends.
Setup and first steps
Join the world in Minecraft Java Edition and start playing survival. Agree on shared goals and how your group will use its resources.
Before your Minecraft night
Everyone should use the Java version listed above. Bedrock and console crossplay are not currently advertised as supported. World uploads and automatic backup restoration are planned features; do not rely on them during beta. Check beta access and plan details before arranging a session.
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Upstream content license: Minecraft EULA. Worlder is an independent service and is not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft.