What Are Gaming & Entertainment MCP Servers?

Gaming and Entertainment MCP servers allow AI to interact with and control elements within video games, virtual worlds, and other entertainment platforms. They act as a bridge between the AI and the game, enabling dynamic, interactive experiences and automated management of in-game content, transforming AI into a player, creator, and moderator in digital realms.

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NPC & Bot Control

Automate non-player characters, create intelligent bots, and manage in-game entities

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World & Server Management

Administer game servers, manage player access, and modify game world settings

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Interactive Events

Create dynamic in-game events, quests, and rewards triggered by player actions

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Player Analytics

Monitor player behavior, track stats, and gather data to improve gameplay

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Real-time Communication

Enable in-game chat, notifications, and real-time interaction with players

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Virtual Companions

Create AI-powered virtual pets and companions with unique behaviors and interactions

Available Integrations by Type

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Minecraft RCON

Remotely manage and administer your Minecraft server with RCON commands

Redis MCP Server

Redis MCP servers enable AI models to interact with Redis databases, providing capabilities for key-value operations, caching, pub/sub messaging, and high-performance data structures.

Blender MCP Server

Blender MCP Server connects Blender to Claude AI through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling prompt-assisted 3D modeling, scene creation, and manipulation.

Tasks Organizer MCP Server

A local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing backend tools for client-driven project and task management using a SQLite database.

Gaming and Entertainment MCP Servers