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Gaming Discord Servers

932 servers

Gaming servers · 932

Very active 93.3K online

Official Subnautica community for underwater survival fans—news, game talk, base builds, fan art, support, and developer updates.

Very active 65.4K online

A cozy multiplayer community for Stardew Valley—farming, characters, mods, strategies, and fan creations.

Very active 107K online

The official Discord for Palworld and Craftopia! Chat with other players about all things Pocketpair games.

Quiet 10.8K online

CMCLIENT: Free cosmetics, emotes & highest possible FPS! Unleash the best Minecraft experience 🚀

Very active 46.5K online

〚❖〛We are the world's largest unofficial R6 community! 🌎Community re-located to Rainbow Six Siege Ops

Very active 70.1K online

The largest and most active VALORANT community in Indonesia! Find LFG, LFT, LF-Scrim, and tournament info—all in one place.

Very active 43.6K online

This is a roblox tower defence game! Made by mozking and co-owned by most youtubers!! Like vanilla, toadboi and more!

Very active 58.9K online

Join the Rustafied community, home of the most popular official Rust servers in the world. Enjoy a premium gaming experience, reliable performance, active moderation, and a competitive survival env...

Very active 86K online

Official server for the Terraria mod Calamity. Join us to talk about the mod, or check out our sub-servers!

Active 23.8K online

The official home for everything related to The Sims! ESRB Rating T for Teen: Crude Humor, Sexual Themes & Violence.

Very active 30.8K online

A CS2/CS:GO community server focused on ohnePixel’s skin trading, inventories, and case-opening discussions.

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.