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Gaming Discord Servers

933 servers

Gaming servers · 933

Very active 10.7K online

Welcome to r/PokemonUnite, uniting all players around the world one battle at a time! Home of the Unite BattleHub!

Quiet 971 online

Spanish-language Warzone/Call of Duty community for Rivers_gg fans—join the stream vibes, squad up, and connect in creator events.

Very active 13.4K online

🎮 All about CS, CS2, RUST and TF2 🎁 Trade, buy and sell skins instantly with the lowest fees ⭐ Chat with skin experts 🏆 Weekly giveaways up to $200 👊 Squad up, trade smarter and win 🔥 Booster...

Very active 13.8K online

Sodapoppin’s highly interactive Twitch-style variety community—live almost every day (Tuesdays off), centered on gaming and WoW.

Active 7.6K online

Discussion & news about the Nintendo Switch & Nintendo Switch 2! Talk about and play Switch games (Mario, Zelda, etc.)!

Very active 17.7K online

Plus grand serveur et communauté Overwatch FR. Actualités, concours, outils de recherche, scrims et bien plus encore !

Very active 17.2K online

Największy, polski serwer League of Legends! Szukasz serwera, gdzie znajdziesz ludzi do wspólnego grania? Idealnie!

Very active 9.3K online

Official ForgeLabs Discord for modpack updates and video notifications from the cinematic Minecraft survival creator.

Active 6.8K online

Official Discord server of the largest Reddit communities for PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS.

Very active 9.8K online

A server for Mario Kart World for the Nintendo Switch 2 console. This server has places to play all the different elements of the game like, Tournament, Knock-out, Battle mode! This server is also...

Very active 9.2K online

Join the official Paladins: Champions of the Realm server for champion discussion, builds, updates, matchmaking, and competitive play.

Quiet 2.3K online

elded: Spanish-language Teamfight Tactics & variety gaming community with livestream chat and community events.

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.