WSLGames
A Minecraft minigames network. Quick matches, a horde to survive, and an island to call home — on any version from 1.8 to 26.3.
A legacy game: still running, now only getting bug fixes.
Everyone gets a knockback stick. Hitting someone throws them; falling off puts them out. Most kills when the clock stops wins.
/play knockback
A legacy game: still running, now only getting bug fixes.
Same platform, same stick, sides. Pick yours by right-clicking wool in the waiting room. You can’t hit your own side, and everyone on the winning team gets the win — including whoever finished at the bottom of the scoreboard.
/play team-knockback
Survive the horde. Endless waves, each one bigger. Hitting and killing zombies earns money to spend on armor off the walls. Go down and you spectate until the wave is cleared — the game ends when the whole team is down.
/play zombies
Every team starts walled into its own corner of the map. Gather, mine and build for fifteen minutes; then the walls come down and it’s a fight. No kits, just vanilla, and the only diamonds are in the middle. Last team standing wins.
/play walls
Your own island in the void — a world you come back to, not a match. Invite
friends to build with you, sell what your farms make in /shop, and
keep all of it: there are no wipes. Vanilla rules — fall in the void and
your items go with you.
/play skyblock · /is
In closed beta: Vanguard, Warden and staff.
Plain survival Minecraft in one big shared world. Set homes, trade with other
players in /ah, and sell what you gather or buy rare finds and spawners
in /shop. PvP is on, and you drop your items when you die.
/play smp · /home · /shop
Dying is a setback instead of the end of your evening, so people commit to fights instead of edging around the rim.
Once the minimum is present the room waits for more players. A majority right-clicking the green wool skips the wait. A full arena starts immediately.
XP and levels are network-wide, earned in every game. In Knockback that’s 25 XP for playing, 10 per kill, +100 for the win.
Ranks stack — a higher tier keeps everything below it. Queue priority moves you up the line when the network is full; it doesn’t get you past a full server.
A booster boosts everybody online, not just you. You own units and
spend them when the network is busy — /boost shows what’s
running, /boost use fires one, and the whole server gets told who
did it.
On sale: 2x XP and 2x W Gems, each for an hour or a day.
XP boosters stack: overlapping ones add rather than compound — two 2x boosters make 3x, not 4x — up to the network’s ceiling. Gem boosters don’t stack: gems from playing are 2x, and firing another one queues its time after the last, up to a week ahead.
The cosmetics currency. Every store purchase comes with W Gems — one for every
cent you pay — and playing earns them too, about one every five minutes in a
game. Spend them on trails, hats, kill effects and more with /cosmetics;
/coins shows your balance.
No hacked clients, macros, autoclickers or anything that plays the game for you. Reach, velocity and movement modifications included.
No harassment, hate speech, slurs or threats. Losing a match is not a reason to take it out on somebody.
Knockback is every player for themselves. Deliberate teaming to farm kills or hand someone a win isn’t allowed. Team Knockback is where teams belong.
No spam, advertising other servers, or NSFW content. That applies to nicknames too — an impersonating or offensive nickname will be cleared.
No alt accounts to dodge a punishment or stack rewards. Ban evasion resets the original punishment.
If you find a way out of the arena or a way to break a match, tell us in the Discord. Exploiting it repeatedly is treated as cheating.
Staff decisions are final in the moment; appeal in the Discord if you think one was wrong.
1.8 → 26.3
The proxy translates between your client and the servers, so you don’t have to switch versions to play. One address, any client from 1.8 up.
Servers run 26.3 underneath. On some versions you’ll see a one-second reconnect when a match starts instead of a seamless jump — that’s expected.
Console, mobile, Windows
There’s no Bedrock crossplay on the network right now — Java only. If it gets added, it’ll be announced in the Discord first.
Add play.games.weasel.gg under Multiplayer → Add Server, and
you’ll land in a lobby.