Just Volleyball Discord: Official Server Guide
The official just volleyball Discord invite, what the temkosoft server is for, how to find matches, report bugs, and avoid fake keys and scam links.
The official just volleyball Discord is the temkosoft server, and the invite is discord.gg/kKT98kf2wV. It is the fastest place to hear about a release-date change, find a lobby, or ask a question that the store page does not answer. As of November 2, 2026, the server had about 15,400 members, with more than 5,300 online at the time of checking.
The official invite is the one linked from the just volleyball Steam store page. The vanity discord.gg/temkosoft points to the same community. Avoid servers that ask for a Steam login or a "playtest key."
What the server is for
Temkosoft uses the server as a development channel, not just a fan club. The October 31 delay announcement was posted on Steam, but smaller updates and clarifications often appear in Discord first. During the demo, the server was also the place where players organised matches and reported issues.
The community is large enough to be useful and small enough that a question does not disappear. That is rare for a game that has not launched yet, and it is a good sign for the launch population.
How to join
- Open the invite.
https://discord.gg/kKT98kf2wVis the link from the Steam store page. - Accept the invite in the Discord app or browser.
- Read the rules and the announcements channel. The pinned messages usually answer the release-date and demo questions.
- Introduce yourself in general chat if you want to play. A short "EU, 2v2, new" is enough.
- Set your roles if the server offers region or platform roles. Roles make it easier to find people in your time zone.
You do not need a microphone to join. Text chat is enough for finding a lobby, and the in-game quick chat covers basic communication.
Finding a match
The server is not a matchmaking service, but it is the next best thing before launch. The pattern that works:
- Post your region, mode, and time. "EU, 2v2, now" is a useful post. "Anyone want to play" is not.
- Use the voice channels for pickup games. A voice channel with three people is easier to join than a text thread.
- Check the announcements before you queue. A server restart or a new build can invalidate a lobby.
- Be patient during off-hours. A small game has quiet periods; the server is still useful for scheduling.
After launch, the in-game server browser should be the primary tool. Discord is for organising the group before you open the browser.
Reporting bugs and giving feedback
The developer reads the server, and the Steam forum is the other official channel. A useful report includes:
| Detail | Example |
|---|---|
| Build | "Demo v0.9.5" or the launch build number |
| Mode | "6v6, online, EU" |
| Input | "Jump + left click at the net" |
| Expected | "Ball spikes cross-court" |
| Actual | "Ball clips through the block" |
| Evidence | Clip or screenshot |
| Hardware | GPU, OS, wired/Wi-Fi |
Do not post a report as "game is broken." Specific reports get fixed; vague ones get ignored. If the bug is a crash, include the log file and the steps that reproduce it.
Release-date questions
The server is the best place to catch a date change, but it is also a source of rumors. The rule is simple: a date is official when it appears on the Steam store page or in a Steam announcement. A Discord message from a regular user is not official, even if it sounds confident.
The current status is covered on the release date page: the store still says November 4, the developer's October 31 announcement says the launch will slip, and the realistic window is November 10-15.
Avoiding scams
A paid game that has not launched yet attracts fake keys. The warning signs:
- A DM offering a "free Steam key" for a playtest or demo.
- A link that asks you to sign in with Steam outside the official Steam domain.
- A "private server" that requires a download from a file host.
- A message claiming the game is free if you complete a survey.
The playtest was free and open; the demo was free and open; neither required a key. The full game is a paid Steam purchase. There is no legitimate key resale market before the store page has a purchase button.
Server etiquette
A few habits keep the server useful:
- Search before asking. The release date, demo status, and price questions have pinned answers.
- Do not spam the invite. One post in the right channel is enough.
- Keep bug reports in the bug channel. General chat moves too fast for a developer to track.
- Do not post leaks or datamined content. It is a small studio; respect the boundary.
- Be kind to new players. The game has a steep learning curve, and the server is often the first place a beginner asks for help.
What to ask the server
The questions the community can actually answer:
- "Is anyone playing 2v2 in EU right now?"
- "How do I fix a lobby that nobody can see?"
- "What is the current build number?"
- "Does anyone have a clip of a float serve?"
- "Is the delay confirmed for this week?"
The questions the server cannot answer:
- "When exactly will the game launch?" (Only Valve's review and the developer know.)
- "Can I get a free key?" (No.)
- "Will there be console crossplay?" (No console version has been announced.)
The bottom line
The official Discord is worth joining even if you never post. It is the fastest news channel, the best pickup-game board before launch, and the most direct line to the developer for bugs. Use the Steam store page for facts, the Discord for people, and the multiplayer guide for setup.
FAQ
What is the official just volleyball Discord?
The temkosoft server, invite discord.gg/kKT98kf2wV, linked from the Steam store page. The vanity discord.gg/temkosoft points to the same server.
How many members does it have?
About 15,400 as of November 2, 2026, with more than 5,300 online at the time of checking.
Can I find a match there?
Yes. Post your region, mode, and time, or join a voice channel. After launch, use the in-game server browser first.
Is there a demo key in the server?
No. The demo and playtest were free and open; there are no legitimate keys.
Further reading
Official source: the Discord invite linked from the just volleyball Steam store page and the Steam forum.
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