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Gaming Discord Servers

932 servers

Gaming servers · 932

Very active 362 online

The world's most laughable server about a semi-popular JRPG series. Also featuring fighting games!

Very active 608 online

Rencontre et échange avec la communauté Genshin Impact / Honkai Star Rail / Zenless Zone Zero / Wuthering Waves / Chaos Zero Nightmare d'Azano (streamer FR)

Very active 265 online

Love JRPGs (Final Fantasy, SMT, Fire Emblem, Nier, Trails) & other games like Genshin, Metroid, Zelda, Souls, etc? Join!

Very active 313 online

This fan-made site brings Pip-Boy interfaces to life whether you're simulating one in your browser or interacting with real hardware like the Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V or 3000a by The Wand Company. Built f...

Very active 254 online

“Backside of the Twitch” è una community nata dalla voglia di crescere, supportandosi a vicenda, ma anche di giocare e tenersi compagnia.Entra anche tu a far parte della nostra famiglia!

Active 41 online

Welcome To Onyx's Store Hopefully You Join Our Wonderful Community, And Meet New Friends.

Active 19 online

Habbo retro directory & German community hub—find active retro hotels, follow community news, and chat with players and teams.

Very active 45 online

What makes this server special is its community. You are not just another member, but part of a place where people connect, share ideas, and support each other. It is active yet relaxed, offering a...

Quiet 4 online

Welcome to our Roblox Discord server — a place to chat, play, and create together!

Very active 43 online

╭─━━ 🌟JOMO SOCIAL SERVER🙌━━─╮ Servidor creado para conocer a nuevas personas y pasar el rato, con eventos y novedades de juegos o animes y actividades múltiples para todos.

Active 6 online

KQX Gaming Discord Sarver is a friendly and active gaming community for mobile gamers. We focus on popular games like Clash of Clans, Mobile Legends, and Free Fire. The server offers a fun and safe...

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.