Communities and game servers
Link players, sync roles, post server status, and bridge chat between Discord and the game.
Unknown Projects started with Discord bots in 2023. We build custom bots for moderation, onboarding, support, notifications, AI help, and game-server integration—and can host and maintain them for you.
That is why your server ends up working around them: extra channels, awkward role setups, features you will never use, and missing the one thing you actually need.
A custom bot follows your roles, your channels, and your rules. It can talk to your website, your game server, or your other tools, and it only asks for the permissions it needs.
We build with Discord's modern interaction features—slash commands, buttons, menus, and forms—so members can use the bot without memorising commands.
Each engagement is scoped to what you actually need. These are the pieces we cover.
Not sure which of these you are? Send the rough version and we will tell you honestly.
Link players, sync roles, post server status, and bridge chat between Discord and the game.
Onboarding, roles, announcements, and support that scale as the community grows.
Ticketing, notifications from your other tools, and internal workflows inside Discord.
Real work, live today.
No mystery package and no disappearing after launch. You see the scope and the price before we build.
Users, current pain, constraints, timing, and what success needs to look like.
A clear proposal with deliverables, boundaries, milestones, and price.
Working increments you can review, with testing at every step.
Deployment, verification, documentation, and an option for ongoing care.
Anything else? Ask in your first message and we will answer it directly.
No. We can host and monitor it for you, or hand over the source and deployment instructions if you prefer to run it yourself.
Yes. Bots can connect to websites, game servers, and other tools through APIs, webhooks, and plugins—for example to sync roles, post status updates, or bridge chat.
Usually, yes. We review the existing code first and tell you whether extending it or rebuilding it is the better option.
We build within Discord's developer terms and permission model and request only the permissions the bot needs to do its job.
Tell us about the community, what the bot should handle, and any tools it needs to connect to.