JAVA + BEDROCK SURVIVAL

Build boldly.
Survive together.
Leave a legacy.

A persistent multiplayer world where protected creations, fair progression, and a welcoming community matter more than shortcuts.

CHECKING WORLD STATUSiron1.cubesurvival.com
26.2Paper
Cross-playJava + Bedrock
Backed upWorld + data
A MINECRAFT SERVER WITH PURPOSE

Survival multiplayer for Java and Bedrock.

Cube Survival is a persistent Minecraft survival server where protected builds, fair progression, and a welcoming community take priority over short-lived hype. Join from Java or Bedrock Edition, establish a land claim, and create a base that can grow with the world.

New players can begin free. Optional supporter ranks focus on identity and convenience instead of selling overpowered combat gear.

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BUILT FOR THE LONG RUN

A survival world worth returning to.

Every advertised system below is connected to the platform running today. More gameplay content will be announced only when it is ready.

Java & Bedrock cross-play

Join the same community from Java on port 25565 or Bedrock on port 19132 through Velocity, Geyser, and Floodgate.

Protected creations

GriefPrevention land claims help keep homes, farms, and community builds under the control of their owners.

One connected identity

Passwordless web accounts link securely to your Minecraft identity so eligible purchases reach the correct player.

Fair supporter perks

Ranks focus on recognition and convenience—not combat power, overpowered gear, or shortcuts around survival progression.

A modern game stack

Paper, Velocity, Java 25, dedicated databases, and measured resource limits provide a strong operational foundation.

Recovery built in

Automated world and database backups reduce risk and give the team a clear path to recover from operational incidents.

ONE WORLD, TWO EDITIONS

Bring your platform. Keep your identity.

Java players connect on the default port. Bedrock players use port 19132. After joining, link your Cube account with a short one-time command to keep purchases tied to the right player.

JAVAiron1.cubesurvival.com:25565
BEDROCKiron1.cubesurvival.com:19132
SUPPORT THE WORLD

Fair perks. No paid combat power.

Supporter purchases help fund infrastructure and maintenance. Prices are verified by the server and fulfilment begins only after a validated payment event.

PLAYER ACCESS

Wanderer

Everything you need to begin.

Free
  • Join from Java or Bedrock
  • Protected land claims
  • Web account and secure linking
Create an account
SUPPORTER RANK

Mythic

Our highest permanent supporter rank.

$8.99 one-time
  • Permanent Mythic prefix
  • Extra home capacity
  • Workbench, ender chest, and anvil
Choose Mythic
30-DAY MEMBERSHIP

Cube Club

A temporary Cube Club prefix, extra home capacity, workbench access, and a visible supporter identity for 30 days.

$2.99 / 30 days
Join Cube Club →
COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Help keep the world online

A voluntary contribution toward hosting, backups, moderation, and events. It grants no gameplay benefit.

NEW PLAYER FAQ

Everything you need before joining.

Get concise answers here or visit the complete server FAQ for accounts, claims, purchases, security, and troubleshooting.

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What is the Cube Survival Minecraft server address?

Java players use iron1.cubesurvival.com on port 25565. Bedrock players use the same hostname on port 19132.

Can Java and Bedrock players join the same world?

Yes. Velocity, Geyser, Floodgate, and Paper provide one shared survival community for supported Java and Bedrock clients.

Is Cube Survival free to play?

Yes. The core Minecraft survival experience is free. Optional supporter perks help fund infrastructure, backups, and continued development.

How are Minecraft builds protected?

GriefPrevention land claims let players protect homes, farms, storage, and larger projects while granting deliberate access to collaborators.

YOUR NEXT WORLD

Start small. Find allies. Build something unforgettable.

Create your account, connect your Minecraft identity, and make the first block count.

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