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Gaming Discord Servers

931 servers

Gaming servers · 931

Very active 140K online

Join the Destiny 2 LFG Discord — your hub for finding fireteams, scheduling raids, tackling endgame content, or just chilling with fellow Guardians. Whether you're a New Light or a veteran, there's...

Very active 68.9K online

RPCS3 is an open-source PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger for Linux, Windows, macOS and FreeBSD

Very active 157K online

The largest Deadlock discord server. Affiliated with r/DeadlockTheGame & deadlock.wiki

Active 48.8K online

An official Hypixel Minecraft Network community for minigames, competitive play, SkyBlock tips, and meeting other players.

Active 54.7K online

This is the home of the Counter-Strike Community, made for and by fans. Discuss, play, trade, and join exclusive events!

Active 31.1K online

Le serveur Discord francophone N°1 de VALORANT Trouvez des joueurs & retrouvez les dernières actualités du jeu

Active 27.5K online

Comunidad hispanohablante de Spreen: Minecraft y gaming variado con eventos, charlas y livestreams.

Quiet 18.7K online

A fun, inclusive community Discord for TommyInnit fans—Minecraft, livestreaming, and lots of events to meet and chat.

Very active 45.5K online

A community-driven Discord server for the global Pokémon GO community. Come and discuss all things Pokémon Go!

Very active 66.7K online

Join us in a large active community at the Official Discord Server for the mobile game Honkai Impact 3rd!

Active 20K online

PKHOOD is SypherPK’s community hub for Fortnite, IRL updates, and creative maps—join for events and variety channels.

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.