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Gaming Discord Servers

931 servers

Gaming servers · 931

Active 15.8K online

A Spanish-language gaming community for ElMariana fans: Minecraft, horror games, and comedic livestream vibes.

Active 37.2K online

Discord's premier Pokemon TCG: Pocket community with tournaments, deck discussions, advanced strategies, & more!

Active 22.6K online

Официальный русскоязычный сервер онлайн-шутера VALORANT https://discord.gg/valorantru

Very active 55.9K online

r/Pokemon: The Oldest Pokémon community on Discord! Keep up with game/anime news and chat with fellow Pokémon fans!

Very active 39.6K online

Official Discord community for Content Warning, the co-op horror game by Landfall Games—team up, share horror clips, and survive long enough to upload.

Very active 41K online

Rustoria is a widely recognised Rust server community hosting several servers of MANY kinds in multiple regions!

Active 19.7K online

Discord’s premier Pokémon GO community with raids, exclusive infographics, live events, and more! https://goottawa.live

Very active 44.4K online

Official Server for the Best Anime Tower Defense Game.[https://discord.gg/animecrusaders]

Quiet 6.5K online

Comunidade de fãs do streamer brasileiro Coringa (LOUD), com foco em GTA V RP, lives em português e eventos exclusivos.

Quiet 9.7K online

Family-friendly NickEh30 community to team up in Fortnite and hang out with the Eh Team.

Very active 30.3K online

Official Discord server for Rust Console Edition where you can interact with the community and members of Double Eleven.

Active 12.9K online

A community server for the GTA series—news, GTA V/Online discussion, and Rockstar-focused chat.

About Gaming Discord servers

Gaming is the largest section of the list, and the servers in it split by what you want from them. LFG and squad-finding servers exist to get you into a lobby tonight. Game-specific communities gather around one title and run their own events, tournaments and patch arguments. Clan and guild servers recruit for a roster with expectations attached, and general gaming hangouts stay game-agnostic and voice-heavy.

Filter on the things that decide whether you stick around: platform and region, whether the server is competitive or purely casual, and whether voice is actually busy at the hours you play. A quiet 40,000-member server is worse company than a busy one a fraction of the size.