What should we play tonight?
Pick one, invite your friends, and you are playing in a couple of minutes. A private Minecraft world of your own, free, with no port forwarding and nothing to install.
Lifesteal
Steal your friends’ hearts. Run out of your own and you are a ghost until somebody revives you.
Play this →Manhunt
One of you runs for the End. The rest get a compass pointing at you and a head start to burn.
Play this →Bingo
Twenty-five items on a card, the same card for everybody. First to a line wins.
Play this →OneBlock
Start on a single block in an empty sky. Break it, and the whole world grows out of it.
Play this →Skyblock
One floating island, one tree, one chest. Everything else you build together.
Play this →Or just normal Minecraft
Survival
The ordinary game. Gather, build, fight things off at night, and see how far you get together.
Play this →Creative
Every block, and flight. No monsters and no hunger, so you can just build the thing you have in mind.
Play this →Every one of them is built, started and joinable before you have finished reading this page · Minecraft Java Edition 26.2
Pick one. Invite your friends. Play.
No port forwarding, no config files, and nothing for your friends to sign up for.
- Pick one
Choose what you are playing and give it a name. We build it, start it and hand you an address. - Invite your friends
Type their Minecraft usernames. Nobody else can get in, and there is no public listing. - Play
They paste the address into Minecraft and they are in. They never make an account here.
How each one works: Lifesteal · Manhunt · Bingo · OneBlock · Skyblock. Also worth reading: playing Minecraft with friends and what free actually includes.
What it costs
Free
while JetRift is in early access
- A private world of your own, up whenever you are
- Invite-only, so you choose everybody who can join
- Backups you can make, name, download or restore yourself
- Sleeps when nobody is on, and wakes the moment a friend joins
We do not collect payment details, and nothing here starts charging you on its own. If that ever changes you will get plenty of notice and you will have to choose to continue. Your world keeps its backups either way.