MINECRAFTJava + BedrockBuild without griefers. Play with anyone. One survival world for Java and Bedrock. Friends on console, phone and PC play together.
4K60.com | Survival Java + Bedrock
Free town plots /claim · Player shops · Crates · Arena PvP
Semi-vanilla survival on Purpur: the game you know, plus a city to start in, land nobody can grief and a few places worth the trip.
You spawn in the pavilion on Signal Square. Every direction has a theme, every building has a job, and a lake ring with 101 town plots wraps around it all.
Nobody builds, breaks or loots on your land. /trust your friends to build with you, and anything that slips through gets rolled back: every block is logged.
Start with $250. Sell at the Server Shop, bid in the Auction House, keep money in the Bank, or rent a market stall and turn chests into your own shop.
PvP lives on the northern mountain and nowhere else. On the arena floor you keep your items and levels, and kills count on the weekly board.
Through the shrine into a domed, ghast-proof hall. Four lit tunnels run 200 blocks out, each with a blue-ice lane for boats.
Java on PC and Mac, Bedrock on Windows, phone and tablet, consoles with a small workaround. Everyone meets in the same world, and older Java versions can join too.
* Consoles join through a short detour, see the console steps in the join section.
No seasons, no resets, no wipe dates: the world you build in today is the world you keep. So that land never stays locked by players who left for good, one rule keeps it fair: claims of a player who has not logged in for 60 days expire. Every login starts the clock again.
The clock starts at zero. Play a minute or a month, it does not matter.
Away for three weeks or more? The server tells you on join: your claims are safe, the clock started again.
After 60 days offline all of your claims go at once. Your builds stay but lose protection, and the land is free to claim again.
We cannot warn you in game before your claims expire: by then you are offline, and logging in resets the clock. So we say it everywhere instead: in your starter kit, the welcome message, the MOTD, /rules, the tab list and here.
Java and Bedrock land in the same world. Pick your edition, copy the address, play.
On Xbox, PlayStation or Switch? Follow the console steps below.
Consoles can only join Microsoft's featured servers, so you take a small detour through BedrockConnect, a free community service that opens a server list where you can type our address. It takes two minutes, once.
104.238.130.180, secondary 8.8.8.8mcs1.4k60.com, Port 19132You can keep the DNS setting; it only changes where the featured-server slot leads. If you switch DNS back to automatic, repeat step 1 the next time you want to play here. BedrockConnect is run by its community, not by 4K60.com.
No. There are no seasons and no resets, and that is a promise: the world you build in today is the world you keep playing in. One rule keeps land fair: claims of players who have not logged in for 60 days expire, so no plot stays locked forever. Log in once in 60 days and your land stays yours.
Nothing for 60 days. Claims only expire when their owner has not logged in for 60 days, and every login starts the clock again. If yours expire while you are away, the server tells you which ones when you come back. /claimstatus shows your claims, and the Claim Inspector stick shows when a claim's owner was last online.
Yes. Bedrock players add mcs1.4k60.com with port 19132 and land in the same world as Java players. On Xbox, PlayStation and Switch you join through BedrockConnect: set the console's DNS to 104.238.130.180, join any featured server, then enter {address} with port 19132. The step-by-step guide is in the join section.
The server runs the latest Minecraft release. Older Java versions can join too, and Bedrock connects through Geyser.
Only on the floor of the Summit Arena (/warp pvp), where you keep your items and levels. Everywhere else, the wild and the Nether included, players and their pets cannot hurt each other.
By playing. Keys come from daily rewards, voting, events and the weekly MVP, and every chance is shown in the crate preview before you open it.
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