Last Updated on 12 July, 2025
If you’re looking to join multiplayer servers in Brickadia or want to build with other players online, you’ll need to understand how public servers and join codes work.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to find public server codes, how to use them, and how to join creative build-friendly servers in Brickadia.
Brickadia is still in development, but it already supports a range of multiplayer features, including custom servers, creative tools, and a thriving Discord community.
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How to Find Public Server Codes in Brickadia
Brickadia supports public servers that let you join sandbox worlds with other players. To access them, you’ll need the server code (sometimes called a join code). Here’s how to find them:
Use the In-Game Server Browser
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Launch Brickadia.
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On the main menu, click on “Browse Servers.”
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You’ll see a list of available public servers.
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Click on one to view server details, including name, map, player count, and rules.
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Click Join, no code needed if it’s listed as public!
⚠️ If you don’t see any servers, make sure your filters (on the left) are not hiding them.
Use Brickadia’s Official Discord or Community Forums
Many players host private or custom servers and share their public join codes on:
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Reddit (r/Brickadia)
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Steam Community Discussions
Look in channels like:
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#server-ads -
#looking-for-players
Server hosts will usually post:
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Server name
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Public join code
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Mod requirements (if any)
Copy that code and use it via the Direct Join option in-game.
How to Join a Server With a Code in Brickadia
Once you have a public join code, here’s how to use it:
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Open Brickadia.
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Click on “Direct Connect.”
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Paste the server’s join code or IP address.
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Click Join.
If the server is public, and you meet the requirements (mods, version, whitelist), you’ll connect directly.
Can You Build on Public Servers?
Yes, but it depends on the server permissions set by the host.
Some servers allow:
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Free building with no restrictions.
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Access to the full Brick Tool, spawn menu, and color palette.
Others might:
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Require admin permission to build.
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Use protected zones or specific build areas.
Tip: Always check the server description or ask in chat before placing bricks!
How to Find Build-Friendly Servers
Look for public servers tagged with terms like:
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[Creative] or [Freebuild]
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“Everyone can build”
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“Open sandbox”
In the server browser, hover over each entry to read the server info. Avoid servers labeled PvP, Showcase, or Locked, unless you’re only exploring.
Bonus: Hosting Your Own Public Server With a Join Code
Want others to join your builds? Here’s a quick setup:
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From the main menu, click “Host Game.”
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Choose a map and adjust game settings.
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Enable Public Visibility in the settings.
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Share the join code with friends or in the community.
Your server will now appear in the public browser.
Final Tips
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Join the Brickadia Discord for the most active public code sharing.
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Save your builds before joining public servers, some may have auto-clear or reset features.
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Don’t grief, admins can kick or ban misbehaving users.
Looking to improve your building, scripting, or modding? Stay tuned, we’re publishing more Brickadia content weekly. Check out our Guides section for updates!
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