Minecraft

About Minecraft

A Fabric mod runs in Minecraft: Java Edition and connects your world to your TikTok Live. There is no round, no arena and no separate mode — you play whatever world you were going to play anyway, single-player or on your own server, and chat picks a side.

Fifteen gifts help. Diamonds hit the floor at your feet, a full set of diamond armour and tools appears in your inventory, an enchanted golden apple, a Totem of Undying straight into your off-hand, an elytra and a stack of rockets, golden carrots and steak, XP levels, strength and resistance, speed and haste, extra hearts, night vision with fire resistance and water breathing, your health and hunger filled back up, every curse chat put on you cleared, every hostile mob near you wiped out, and the sky forced back to a clear day.

Twelve are the other half of the deal. Creepers spawn around your feet, a horde of zombies, phantoms overhead, and — if you leave it switched on — the Warden. TNT rains out of the sky onto wherever you are standing, lightning comes down on your head, lava opens up under your feet, and one gift throws you a few hundred blocks in a direction nobody chose. The rest are worn rather than dodged: blindness and nausea, slowness and mining fatigue, your hunger bar emptied, and being levitated up into the sky with everything that implies about the trip down.

Follows, likes, shares, joins and chat commands can each be mapped to an action too, and a spin-the-wheel gift rolls one of a list you set. Your dashboard tunes how hard it all lands — how many mobs a spawn drops, how long the effects run, how much of a warning you get before a hazard, and whether chat is allowed to actually kill you.