The organization G2 Esports built a faithful replica of its Berlin headquarters in Minecraft, creating a virtual gathering spot for fans following Worlds 2026, the League of Legends world championship. According to Inven Global, the project was built specifically for group watch parties during the tournament and will remain available after it ends.

How G2's virtual headquarters works

The server recreates G2's Berlin office block by block, with a huge in-game screen as the centerpiece, showing a live stream run together with Jankos. The streamer provides commentary in his trademark energetic style, and the screen displays every Worlds 2026 match, not just the ones featuring G2.

To join, players need to install the CurseForge desktop app and use it to download the modpack prepared by G2. The process requires creating a custom profile via the "Create Custom Profile" option and importing the configuration, after which players connect to the server at 199.115.72.109:25565. The organization also provides additional materials, including downloadable in-game skins, on its dedicated site g2minecraftoffice.space.

Watch party schedule and season context

The next watch party kicked off on October 30, 2026 at 23:00 UTC (16:00 Pacific time), when G2 faced Hanwha Life Esports in the fourth round of the best-of-two Swiss stage. The hub stays open to fans around the clock, and the organization announced further joint watch sessions throughout all of 2027, regardless of how G2 does at Worlds 2026.

  • A Minecraft server recreating G2's Berlin office block by block
  • Jankos' live commentary streamed on an in-game screen
  • Access via the G2 modpack installed through CurseForge
  • Server address: 199.115.72.109:25565
  • The hub runs 24/7, even after the tournament ends

The initiative coincides with a historic season for G2: the team won its 20th LEC title, and Rasmus "Caps" Winther became the first player ever inducted into the league's Hall of Legends. The organization describes this stretch as a "historic season," which only adds to fans' interest in following Worlds 2026 together in this virtual office built in Minecraft.

Minecraft as an esports platform

Using Minecraft Java Edition to build a community space around an entirely different esports discipline shows just how versatile a building tool the game has become outside its original survival context. Similar projects, combining building creativity with entertainment events, have appeared before around other games and brands, but transplanting an entire esports company's headquarters into the world of Minecraft and offering it as a permanent fan gathering spot is a solution rarely seen on this scale.

For Polish League of Legends fans who also play Minecraft Java Edition, G2's project offers an alternative way to watch Worlds 2026: together with other fans in a space you can explore, instead of being limited to a standard Twitch or YouTube stream. It's worth checking your own servers for similar crossover community initiatives.

What's next

G2 announced that its virtual Minecraft office will remain permanently open and will host further joint watch sessions throughout all of 2027, regardless of how this year's Worlds tournament ends for the organization.

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