Hytale's multiplayer scene has grown fast. With new servers launching every week, it can be hard to know where to spend your time. We've pulled together the top-rated servers on the Hyvote Hytale server list this month to help you find your next home.

Whether you're after RPG progression, faction warfare, or a solid survival experience, these five servers are the ones pulling in the most votes and players right now.

Quick Comparison

Server	Type	Address	Best For
Histatu Network	Survival / MMORPG	play.histatu.net	All-rounders wanting variety
Hylife Citybuild	Citybuild / Economy	play.hylife.gg	Builders and traders
Runeteria	RPG SMP	play.runeteria.com	Roleplayers and dungeon fans
WoA	Adventure MMORPG	play.woastation.com	Long-term progression players
Lost Outlands	Factions / PvP	play.lostoutlands.com	PvP and faction warfare fans

Histatu Network

Server address: play.histatu.net | Vote on Hyvote

If you were around for Minecraft multiplayer in 2020, you might recognise Histatu. They pulled in over 100,000 unique players back then, and they've carried that experience into Hytale with a packed feature set.

The server covers a lot of ground. You've got semi-vanilla survival with the essentials like /sethome and /rtp, a full server economy with player-run shops, custom endgame bosses, co-op PvE dungeons, and an MMORPG ability system with over 100 skills to level. They've also added custom weapons and a nostalgic enchanting system that borrows from Minecraft's Sharpness and Efficiency style.

On top of that, there's Skyblock, Kit-PvP, minigames, and battle passes. It's one of the most feature-rich entries on any Hytale server list right now, and a solid pick if you don't want to commit to just one game mode.

Hylife Citybuild

Server address: play.hylife.gg | Vote on Hyvote

Hylife has established itself as the largest Hytale server in Europe, and it's easy to see why. The core concept is citybuild, a mode where players construct towns, districts, and even full empires within a shared economy.

What makes Hylife stand out is its economy design. Item rarity is deliberately increased, which makes farming, trading, and general progression feel more rewarding. It turns every resource into something worth negotiating over.

The server receives daily updates with new content and improvements, which keeps things moving. They also run separate servers for US, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking players, so the community reaches well beyond Europe. If building and economics are your thing, this one is worth a look.

Runeteria

Server address: play.runeteria.com | Vote on Hyvote

Runeteria takes the RPG SMP concept and runs with it. The server blends roleplay, progression systems, handcrafted dungeon rifts, a player-driven economy, and guild and town systems into a single cohesive experience.

The focus here is on player agency. Your choices and actions shape the world around you, which makes it feel less like a standard survival server and more like a living RPG. Whether you prefer building cities, clearing dungeons, or mastering a crafting profession, there's a clear progression path for each.

For players who want more depth than vanilla survival but don't want a full theme-park MMO, Runeteria hits a good middle ground.

WoA (World of Atlantida)

Server address: play.woastation.com | Vote on Hyvote

WoA is a persistent adventure MMORPG server, and persistence is the key word. Your character progression carries across all regions and never wipes. The server is built for the long haul.

The structure splits into two parts. Central regions focus on PvE progression with skill trees, builds, quests, and an economy. Seasonal War Territories add faction-based PvP and territorial control on a rotating cycle. It's a clean split that lets PvE players progress in peace while PvP players get structured competition.

WoA is currently in early access, with new regions and systems unlocking over time. If you want a Hytale server where your time investment actually compounds, this is a strong option.

Lost Outlands

Server address: play.lostoutlands.com | Vote on Hyvote

Lost Outlands is a factions server built around PvP, territory control, and survival. If you've played faction servers before, the loop will feel familiar: claim land, build a base, defend your territory, and fight for resources and dominance.

The server runs custom plugins including HyFactions for territory control, TheEconomy for player-driven trading, and HomesPlus for base management. PvP is open-world with fair combat rules, and there are regular faction battles and events to keep things competitive.

Lost Outlands is still in its early stages, which means joining now gives you a chance to shape the community and the server's direction. The development team actively takes player feedback, and they're looking for builders and moderators too.

How to Find More Hytale Servers

All five of these servers are listed and ranked on Hyvote, which is a Hytale server list where players vote for their favourite servers. Voting helps good servers rise to the top and gives server owners more visibility.

If you run a Hytale server yourself, listing it on Hyvote is free and takes a couple of minutes. You'll get a dedicated server page, vote tracking, and exposure to the growing Hytale playerbase browsing the list every day.

The Hytale multiplayer scene is still young, so the servers that build strong communities early are the ones that will lead the pack going forward. Give any of these five a try this month and see which one fits your playstyle.