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About KixsChatGames
🔌 About Kix's Chat Games
Kix's Chat Games is a Minecraft plugin that provides lightweight, configurable chat-based minigames. The plugin runs game loops that post challenges in chat (trivia questions, math problems, word scrambles, reaction/race prompts and similar) so players can answer in chat to win rewards. It focuses on keeping server chat active and giving server staff configurable options for scheduling, messages, and reward commands.
🎯 Purpose
The plugin is intended for server owners and staff who want to increase player engagement using short, repeatable chat games. It is useful on public and private servers that want periodic, low-overhead minigame interactions without additional world-based minigame infrastructure.
⚙️ Features
- Multiple game types: trivia, math challenges, unscramble/fill-in, multiple choice and reaction-style games (confirmed in official resource discussion).
- Automatic scheduling: games can run automatically at configurable intervals or be force-started by staff.
- Configurable messages and language files for displayed text and game prompts.
- Player-level sound toggle for chat-game sounds (a sound toggle command was added in updates).
- Game libraries (trivia/word lists) that are shipped with the plugin and can be modified.
- Vanish compatibility for player count checks (plugin respects common vanish plugins).
🧩 Who It Is For
- Survival and SMP servers that want frequent lightweight activities in chat.
- Community and public servers aiming to increase chat activity and casual participation.
- Server administrators who prefer server-side, text-only minigames without extra world resources.
🏗️ Example Use Cases
- Schedule trivia every hour to reward active chat participants.
- Run live math or unscramble rounds during events to encourage player interaction.
- Staff force-start a game when a larger group is online to run a short competition.
⌨️ Commands
| Command | Description | Permission | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
/kcg info | Show plugin/game status and library sizes. | not specified | Admin |
/kcg forcestart | Force-starts a game immediately, bypassing minimum player counts. | not specified | Admin |
/kcg soundtoggle | Toggle chat-game sounds for the calling player. | not specified | Player |
(Commands above are documented in the plugin's official resource discussion/updates.)
⚙️ Installation
📥 Setup
- Download the plugin JAR from the official resource page and place it into your server's
plugins/directory. - Restart the server and verify the plugin loads by checking the server console.
- Edit language and game library files created in the plugin folder to customize messages and trivia/word lists.
📦 Dependencies
- No required dependencies are documented for core functionality. The plugin includes optional compatibility with common vanish plugins for accurate player counts.
🧠 Technical Notes
- The plugin was distributed and discussed via the SpigotMC resource and discussion thread; multiple updates mention readiness for recent Minecraft releases and added commands/config options.
- Configuration files and language files are created under the plugin folder (example: a
lang.ymlfile for messages is referenced in discussions).
🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful
If you want lightweight, repeatable, chat-only minigames (trivia, math, unscramble, reaction) to keep players engaged without adding world-based minigame systems, Kix's Chat Games provides configurable scheduling, localizable messages, and simple admin commands to manage games.
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For server admins
- Authors
- kixmc
- Supported platforms
- Spigot
Links
What servers report
Server platforms
- Paper6
Plugin versions
- 2.3.12
- 2.2.32
- 2.2.42
Counts come from servers that list their plugins when MSHQ checks them. Many servers hide this list, so real usage is higher.