Shaco Network launches its own Minecraft client

Shaco Network has officially unveiled Shaco Client, a proprietary Minecraft client that will become part of the server ecosystem. The team previously showed a small teaser, but now confirmed that it was not a random fragment, but the announcement of one of the six major projects on which the network is working behind the scenes.

Shaco Client is based on a separate launcher with direct integration into Shaco. The developers want to gather the player experience in one environment: not only while playing on the server, but also before logging into Minecraft. The client is not positioned as a regular launcher or optional program next to the server – the team calls it a single platform for the Shaco community.

Once the client is launched, the opportunities will continue directly in the game. Players are promised more than 40 modules with their own settings. Their task is to give more ways to adapt the game experience to themselves and make the client a familiar part of the game on Shaco. At the same time, the full list of functions and details has not yet been disclosed: the team calls the published show only the first full-fledged look at the project.

Shaco Client will be released shortly after Survival Season 3. The client must be part of a new phase of network development, in which several large projects will be launched almost simultaneously. This is the fourth of six projects in Shaco’s current campaign; the next announcement, according to the team, is due to open the next day.

For players, Shaco Client means trying to combine launcher, in-game tools, and server communication into one solution. The team emphasizes that it is committed to making the Shaco ecosystem more seamless, and promises to reveal more details about the customer in the near future.

Open the SHACO NETWORK card on BlockRadar: you can copy the IP server, check its current status, online and ping, and see the BR rating. Select the server in the list, make sure it is available, and connect to the game.