About throwingdisc.online
Throwing Disc · updated 15 November 2026
This is a small, independent browser game site. One page, one game, one weapon: the throwing disc that Mojang showed off on 14 November 2026.
Why this page exists
When the throwing disc was announced at TwitchCon San Diego during the Tubbo Mid-Offs show, the search results were almost entirely video, social posts and forum threads. Nothing was a plain page you could read. So this site does two things at once: it answers the practical questions about the weapon in writing, and it puts a disc game at the top so you can play the idea instead of only reading about it.
Where the facts come from
The Minecraft details on the home page are not guessed. They come from Mojang's own announcement and the reporting around it — specifically the description that the disc is thrown, passes through enemies, bounces off hard surfaces and returns to the thrower; that it is crafted from copper, iron, gold, diamond or netherite; that it can be thrown from either hand; that full offhand support is coming to Bedrock in the next preview build; and that it arrives in the first game drop of 2027. Where a detail has not been published — a version number, a release date — the page says so instead of inventing one.
If you spot something here that contradicts an official source, write in and it gets corrected. Corrections are more useful than visits.
The game
The game at the top of the page is Mr Disc: Slingshot Strike, a browser game by GMG, served through GameDistribution. It is not hosted on this site: pressing Play loads it from the provider inside the page frame, which means the provider sees your IP address and can store its own data. Nothing about the game is downloaded until you press Play, and the written part of the page works perfectly well without it.
The game was chosen because it matches the search: a disc you sling at things, with drag-and-aim controls that work with a mouse or a finger. It is a game about throwing discs, not a Minecraft product.
What this site is not
This site is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, GameDistribution or GMG. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Synergies AB. No game files, textures or assets from Minecraft are used anywhere on this site — everything you see is drawn in plain CSS and SVG.
How it stays free
The site runs without accounts, without a paywall and without advertising trackers. If that changes, this page changes with it.
Getting in touch
Questions, corrections, takedown requests and complaints all go through the contact page, which explains what to include so the request can actually be acted on.