Build a factory
in Minecraft.
No mods.

A survival server where conveyors, quarries and robot arms do the boring work, on the plain Minecraft client you already have.

Server address play.rivet.games

A player standing on top of a quarry rig with blocky clouds behind
A robot arm picking items off a conveyor
The concept

Nothing to install, ever.

Rivet runs on a vanilla server, so there is no modpack and no launcher setup. You paste an address and you are building machines within your first ten minutes, with gameplay inspired by the feel of old school Tekkit and Create.

A starter base with orange conveyor belts snaking between machines
  1. 1
    Still survival

    Same world, same grind.

    It is an economy-driven SMP at heart. You still need a farm, a mine, a house and a way to pay for it all. Coins, shops and a player market included.

  2. 2
    New tools

    Automate the boring parts.

    Instead of redstone, you build with conveyors, pushers, injectors and collectors. A furnace line or an item sorter is a few minutes of work.

  3. 3
    Go bigger

    Then automate the automation.

    Harvesters, builders, item vacuums, quarries and robot arms show up once you are hooked. Late-game machines will need power and repairs.

The machines

Piston, wire, button.
Except it moves your loot.

Every machine works with every other machine. The cheap ones you can craft on day one. The expensive ones are locked behind Otto, the sales NPC, and behind other players who sell what they build.

A quarry rig with hazard stripes chewing through a hillside
Day one

The starter kit

Enough to run an automatic furnace line or an item sorter within your first session.

  • Conveyor
  • Pusher
  • Injector
  • Collector
  • Switcher
  • Balancer
Once you are hooked

The heavy stuff

Machines that replace whole chunks of the vanilla loop. Later on these will need power and the occasional repair.

  • Harvester
  • Builder
  • Item vacuum
  • Crafter
  • Quarry
  • Robot arm
Opening soon

Come hang out
before launch.

The Discord is where machines get tested and the first players get in. Progress shots and launch news go out on X.

Java edition play.rivet.games