Minecraft and GTA V events where the chat actually gets to play along. No roleplay, no application, no whitelist form — you show up, you play, and the whole thing happens on stream.
Every date is announced on Discord first — that is also where you get the server address.
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All times shown in your local time zone. Changes and short-notice rounds hit Discord first.
Both run on our own hardware. What you need is different per game — Discord is required either way.
Lobby, pick a mode, play the round: Manhunt, Hide and Seek, Battle Royale and whatever else we build. Runs on our own FiveM server, completely separate from GTA Online.
Events on our own Minecraft server — from build challenges to last-player-standing rounds. No mod pack to install, no launcher gymnastics.
Four steps, always the same. Once you have done it, you will never need this page again.
You land in the queue. It is adaptive: streamers and staff go first, everyone else moves up automatically. Drop out by accident and your spot is held for a short while.
A full-screen interface with a cinematic camera. Set your display name, build your character, and see which modes are open. Every player gets their own instance — nobody blocks your view.
One click puts you in that mode's queue. You can watch how many players are still missing, and you can back out any time.
The host starts the round, a countdown runs, and the match plays out in its own world — no traffic, no NPCs, no strangers walking through the shot. When it ends, you go straight back to the lobby.
Minecraft and GTA V. Both run on our own servers, and each event is tagged with its game in the calendar above. If a third game shows up, it will be announced on Discord.
No. You need the game itself, which you already own. FiveM is free and so are the servers. There is no shop, no subscription and no paid queue priority.
No. FiveM runs completely separately from GTA Online. Your online character, money and stats are untouched — and nothing that happens here can affect them.
No. Our GTA server runs on the Legacy build. If you own GTA V you can install the Legacy version alongside it at no extra cost — it shows up as its own entry on Steam and in the Rockstar launcher. The tutorial walks you through it.
No. Streamers and staff get queue priority because otherwise the round never starts, but anyone in the Discord is welcome to play.
Both optional. The entire interface is fully controller-ready, and mouse and keyboard work just as well. Voice runs over Discord, so a mic only matters for team modes.
The server calculates everything itself — hits, scores, positions. Anyone tampering with it stands out and gets removed. Bans are permanent and apply to every event.
Work through the checklist at the end of the tutorial first — that solves most cases. If it does not, post in the support channel on Discord with a screenshot of the error.
Join the Discord, work through the guide, wait for the date. Everything else happens in game.