Beyond individual commands, Minecraft has full modes: minigames the app provisions, launches and controls on a local Paper server. Each one has its own command board and its own list of audience effects.
Everything it can do
- The app provisions and starts the Minecraft server — no manual setup.
- Minigame gallery, each with its own command board.
- Per-minigame configuration before launching.
- Live controls during the match (start, stop, adjust).
- Audience effects configured as regular triggers.
- Real-time status: server up, game connected, cooldowns.
How it works
You start the server from the app, join with your Minecraft account and pick a minigame. The command board gathers launching, configuration and control; the effects your audience can fire are set up separately, like any other trigger.
What to expect
The catalog grows with every release: modes get added and improved. If a minigame looks dimmed, it's usually because the server isn't running or the game hasn't connected yet.
Step by step
- Start the server from the Minecraft hub.
- Join the server with your Minecraft account.
- Open Minigames, pick one, configure it and launch.
- Add triggers for the effects you want to hand over to chat.
FAQ
Can I launch a minigame without the server?
No. The server must be running and the game connected; the app shows this and blocks launching until both are ready.
Try it on your next stream
OverInteractive is free to start. Download the app, connect your platform, and your audience is interacting within five minutes.
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