G2 has turned its Berlin headquarters into a virtual Minecraft hub where fans can meet, watch matches and support the team together.
G2 Esports has recreated its Berlin headquarters block by block in Minecraft, giving its global community a virtual place to meet and follow the organisation during the 2026 League of Legends World Championship.
The project brings the familiar G2 office into the game, allowing fans from different parts of the world to gather in one shared space. Matches and co-streams can be watched on a giant in-game screen, turning the virtual headquarters into a community watch party venue.
Watch Parties With Jankos on the Big Screen
One of the first major events at the virtual HQ was scheduled for October 30, when G2 faced Hanwha Life Esports in Round 4 of the Worlds Swiss Stage. The broadcast featured G2 co-streamer Jankos, whose livestream was shown on the giant screen inside Minecraft.
The match has since taken place, with Hanwha Life Esports winning the best-of-three series 2–0 and eliminating G2 from the tournament. However, the virtual HQ is not closing with the team’s Worlds campaign.
According to G2, the server will remain open 24/7, giving fans a place to connect and hang out even after the championship ends. The organisation also plans to host more watch parties at the Minecraft headquarters throughout 2027.
How to Join G2’s Minecraft HQ
Getting into the virtual headquarters requires the CurseForge desktop app and the G2 Minecraft modpack. Here’s how to join:
- Download the CurseForge desktop app.
- Download and install the G2 Minecraft modpack through CurseForge.
- Import the profile by selecting Create Custom Profile and then Import.
- Join the server using this IP address:
199.115.72.109:25565.
For more information, visit G2’s official Minecraft HQ website. Fans can also find downloadable in-game skins inspired by G2’s professional kits and jerseys from previous seasons, letting them represent their favourite players and teams.
More Than a Worlds Promotion
The Minecraft headquarters arrives at the end of a remarkable season for G2. The organisation secured its 20th LEC title, becoming the first team to reach that milestone, while mid laner Rasmus “Caps” Winther was inducted into the Hall of Legends.
Even though G2’s Worlds run has ended, the virtual office gives its community something that can last beyond a single tournament. Rather than disappearing after the event, the server is intended to remain a meeting place for fans, with more watch parties planned for 2027.
For a global esports community, having a shared space inside a game like Minecraft is an interesting way to bring people together — even when they can’t be in the same room.
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