You Can Watch Worlds 2026 With G2 Esports in Minecraft
23 Oct, 2026, 18:20
|Last updated: 23 Oct, 2026, 18:21
G2 Esports has recreated its headquarters in Minecraft and launched a server where fans can watch the 2026 League of Legends World Championship together. The organization announced the project on Friday, October 23, ahead of its first match at Worlds 2026.
The virtual headquarters features an office interior and a viewing area where members of the G2ARMY can gather during the tournament. G2 shared images of the Minecraft build alongside the announcement.
How to Join G2's Minecraft Worlds Watch Party
According to G2's community announcement, the modded Minecraft server is already live. Fans can use the virtual headquarters to watch any Worlds 2026 match, not just G2's games.
Players can find the instructions for joining on the G2 Minecraft Office website. The project uses Minecraft: Java Edition and mods, so fans should follow G2's setup information before connecting.
G2 has also made 17 character skins available for download, including eight for the Steve model and nine for Alex. For supporters in Berlin, the organization is also hosting an in-person watch party at its real headquarters on October 23.

G2 Esports Faces Dplus KIA in Its Worlds 2026 Opener
G2 Esports will face Dplus KIA on Friday, October 23, at 2 PM PT (5 PM ET) in the opening round of the Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage. The best-of-one match is part of the confirmed first-round matchups.
G2 enters Worlds as Europe's top seed after winning its 20th regional title on September 20. The team swept Movistar KOI 3-0 in the LEC Summer Split Grand Final and finished the 2026 European season with three trophies.
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