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4 Ways to Join Servers in Minecraft PE

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Minecraft Pocket Edition, also known as Minecraft PE, offers players the ability to explore, create, and embark on adventures with friends in a virtual world. One crucial aspect of every multiplayer experience is joining servers that allow players to engage in shared activities and create unique experiences together. Here are four ways to join servers in Minecraft PE:

1. Using the In-Game Server Browser

The easiest way to join servers in Minecraft PE is by using the in-game server browser. This allows you to select from a list of hand-picked, high-quality servers created by Mojang for an optimal experience. To access these servers:

a. Open Minecraft PE and tap the “Play” button.

b. On the following screen, you will see a “Servers” tab. Tap on it.

c. Browse through the list of available servers and select one that suits your interests.

d. Tap “Join Server,” and you’ll be connected to your selected server.

2. Adding External Servers

If you have an IP address or a hostname for a specific Minecraft server, you can join through the following steps:

a. Open Minecraft PE and tap “Play.”

b. Tap the “Servers” tab, then tap the “Add Server” button.

c. Enter the information required, including the server name, Hostname/IP address, and port number (if applicable).

d. Tap “Save,” and the server will now be accessible within your list of available servers.

3. Local Multiplayer via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth

For players in close proximity who want to share a world together without accessing an external server, it is possible to use either Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for local multiplayer experiences:

a. In Minecraft PE, access your device’s settings to enable either Wi-Fi or Bluetooth functionality.

b. One player should open their single-player world and scroll down within game settings to the “Multiplayer” section. Enable the “Visible to LAN Players” option, and the world will now be accessible to others.

c. Other players should access the “Friends” tab in the game and locate the server under “LAN Games.” From there, simply tap “Join.”

4. Realms

Minecraft Realms is a subscription-based service provided by Mojang that lets players host their own worlds on private, secure servers. This method is ideal for groups who want a customizable and hassle-free private server experience:

a. Subscribe to Minecraft Realms from within the game.

b. Set up your Realm by customizing settings and choosing member access; invite friends by adding them via their Microsoft or Xbox accounts.

c. Once invitations are sent, friends can join your Realm in their “Friends” tab under “Realms.” Tap “Join” to enter your designated private server.

By using these four methods to join servers, you can easily connect with friends, explore new worlds, and enjoy all that Minecraft PE has to offer. Happy crafting!

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