cant access any featured servers on playstation 4 bedrock edition

Hi, my name is , I'm an Independent Consultant and a member of the Xbox community like you. I'm sorry for the problem you're having.

As it is a problem in Minecraft for Playstation version, I recommend that you contact Minecraft support, they can help better with problems related to the game;

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/request/new...

Thanks for letting me know you're on PC, Zach.

Do you have access to the Bedrock edition?
If that's correct, it would be helpful if you try accessing to multiplayer features with your account on the Bedrock edition.

Besides that, are you able to test multiplayer features with a different Microsoft account?

Hi Neomorph99

Just to add to this, there are two versions of Minecraft for the PC. The bedrock edition (also known as Minecraft for Windows 10) and the Java edition.

The bedrock version is the one needed if you wish to play with friends on their created worlds. This is a cross platform version, which means you can play with friends who use consoles or mobile devices. It also has access to realms and some servers.

The Java edition basically has the same features, but the ability to play with friends is a bit limited. This version will only work with realms, lots of online servers, but limited to local LAN (in the same home) for user created worlds.

So, the bedrock edition is better for playing with friends, as you have more options. The java edition is great if you like to use mods and stuff. Unfortunately, you will be unable to play together on the different versions.

Hope that helps.

You play on PS4 so do you have a Microsoft account? If not get one you need it. Then read through the site I am linking below to see how to do what you want.

Minecraft guide: How to set up Xbox Live for cross-play on Playstation 4

One of the reasons Minecraft: Bedrock Edition took so long to make its way to Playstation is that it requires an active Xbox Live account to enable cross-play features. Xbox Live is powered by a Microsoft Account, and it's completely free for anyone
to sign-up for one, so, fortunately, its not a tall order to fulfill. To connect your Xbox Live account to your Playstation's version of Minecraft, follow these steps:

1. Make sure you own Minecraft on Playstation. If you're not a proud owner of Minecraft on your Playstation yet, you can buy
   it from Amazon or through the PlayStation Store.
   All current PS4 Edition owners will also recieve a completely free update to move to the Bedrock Edition.
2. Make sure you have a Microsoft Account. As mentioned before, an Xbox Live account is powered by a Microsoft Account. These accounts power all kinds of Microsoft services like Outlook, Office 365 and more. If you don't already have one, you
   can create one for free.
3. Make sure you have an extra device. Your Playstation 4 will ask you to access a website from an external device like a phone or computer to sign-in to your Microsoft Account.
4. Open Minecraft on your Playstation 4. You'll sign-in to your Microsoft Account from within Minecraft, rather than your Playstation directly.
   
5. Select "Sign In For Free" when prompted. Upon initial launch into the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft you'll see a message pop up informing you of the advantages of connecting a Microsoft Account to Minecraft.
   
6. 1. Navigate to the displayed website. Minecraft will request that you navigate to https://aka.ms/remoteconnect on your phone or computer.
   2. Enter the code from Minecraft. Looking back at Minecraft, you'll see a code displayed underneath the URL. Enter this code on your device to allow access to your Microsoft Account.
      
   3. Finish the process. A new screen will confirm that your Xbox Live profile is now connected to Minecraft. You can now reap the benefits of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on your Playstation 4!
      

Thank you for contact us! I'm Anderson, an Independent Consultant and a Microsoft user like you.

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Cross-platform play is available for the Bedrock edition of Minecraft on PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and mobile devices. However, it is not available for the Java edition of Minecraft on PC. If you are playing the Bedrock edition and still don't have the option to invite cross-platform players, it may be because the feature is not yet available in your region or it might be a bug that needs to be fixed by the game developers.

Another possible reason is that the person you are trying to invite is on a different version of the game and your version of the game is not compatible with their version.