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Game Server Lists
Find a server people actually play on. Each list ranks servers by the players we see on them, checked every few minutes, and nobody can pay to move up.
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8Games with a server list
2,121Tracked servers
97,663Players seen right now
What these counts mean
Servers come from Steam's public server lists, from owners who list their own, and from the biggest public networks we add ourselves. Player counts are what we see in our own checks and expire after 15 minutes: a missing count is unknown, not zero. We never collect player names.
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Rust
Community servers ordered by wipe, with group limits, rates and live players.◈ 800 servers · 29,850 players nowBrowse servers →
Minecraft
The biggest Java and Bedrock networks plus servers listed by their owners.◈ 28 servers · 60,526 players nowBrowse servers →
Valheim
Public dedicated servers from Steam, with each one's password and version shown.◈ 275 servers · 236 players nowBrowse servers →
Project Zomboid
Public Build 42 servers from Steam, with PvE or PvP, password and mod count shown.◈ 291 servers · 1,601 players nowBrowse servers →
7 Days to Die
Dedicated servers from Steam, with PvE or PvP, the in-game day and each server's difficulty settings.◈ 244 servers · 623 players nowBrowse servers →
DayZ
Community servers from Steam, with map, first or third person and every Workshop mod shown.◈ 300 servers · 4,409 players nowBrowse servers →
Conan Exiles
Community servers listed by their owners, with PvP or PvE, raid rules and rates read from each server.◈ 6 servers · 17 players nowBrowse servers →How these lists work
Live player counts
We check every server ourselves. A count older than 15 minutes is hidden, so an empty server cannot sit at the top on old numbers.
An order nobody can buy
Servers are ranked by players, with votes as their own sort. Sponsored slots are labelled and sit above the list, never inside it.
Owners run their listing
An owner claims a server by putting a short code at the start of its name. Then they add rules, a description and a Discord link, and every map they run joins one community.
Report anything wrong
Every listing has a Report link. A listing several people report is hidden until we have looked at it.
Run a server?
Listing is free. If your server is already on a list, claim it by putting a short code at the start of its name for a few minutes: as soon as we see it, the listing is yours to add a description, rules and a Discord link. If it is not listed yet, add it from your game's list and prove it the same way.
Server lists FAQ
Which games have a server list?
ARK, Rust, Minecraft, Valheim, Project Zomboid, 7 Days to Die, DayZ and Conan. Each list has its own filters: maps and mods for ARK, wipes and group limits for Rust, game modes and editions for Minecraft, open or passworded servers for Valheim, PvE or PvP and password for Project Zomboid, PvE or PvP and password for 7 Days to Die, map, perspective and mods for DayZ and PvP or PvE, map and play style for Conan. More games are added as they are ready.
How are servers ranked?
By the players we see on each server in our own checks. Claimed communities come first, then unclaimed servers. Votes have their own sort, and Sponsored placements are labelled and never change the order.
Where do the player counts come from?
From the server itself: Steam's public server list for Steam games, and our own status check for the rest. Counts older than 15 minutes are not shown, and we never collect player names.
How do I list or claim my server?
Open the list for your game. If your server is there, click "Claim this server" and put the short code we give you at the start of your server name for a few minutes. If it is not, click "List Your Server" and do the same. Your listing goes live as soon as we see the code.
Does it cost anything?
No. Listing, claiming and votes are free. Server owners can pay for a labelled Sponsored slot at the top of their game's list, and that is the only paid option.
Can I trust what a listing says?
Player counts, versions and settings come from the server itself. Descriptions, rules and rates come from the owner, and TopServer.Network does not check them first. If something is wrong or breaks the rules, use the Report link.