BorderMC Map Archive vs CTM Map Repository

BorderMC Map Archive is a free web archive for downloadable releases of maps from the BorderMC Minecraft server. Each compressed archive contains the terrain data needed to open a map, while player data, achievements, and statistics are excluded for privacy. The archive lists one pre-release download sized 262 MB, and multiplayer maps are available. BorderMC describes its world as built around fresh borders instead of a recycled Earth map. Players are expected to shape the world without terraforming rules. Town groups are formed through pacts rather than traditional nations, and town and pact names have no naming restrictions. The wider BorderMC information says players can contact owners by direct message without a paywall or waiting list. Community projects can request a listing through a Discord ticket containing a description, screenshots, and a way to find the project. The BorderMC wiki provides troubleshooting documentation for Modrinth projects, including setup, code changes, and usage.

CTM Map Repository is a free web directory that lists and organizes CTM maps, with CTM and RFW submissions welcome. Each listing can show its name, author, series, length, objectives, difficulty, Minecraft version, map type, and download count. Advanced Search filters by map name, author, series, objective count, length, difficulty, type, and result count. Submitters can provide map details, descriptions, a download link, and an image. Popular Maps includes Ragecraft IV: Underworld, Stranded, and The Prophecy; Recently Added includes Superstitionous, Generation, and The Descent. Ragecraft IV: Underworld is listed for Minecraft 1.20.1 as very long, hard, and semi-open-world, playable in singleplayer or multiplayer with one to three players recommended. It is incompatible with mods other than Sodium, and servers must provide its resource pack. Terms limit downloads to personal, non-commercial viewing and disclaim warranties.