This Minecraft-inspired gaming chair is a collaboration between Secretlab and Mojang Studios

What you need to know

• As part of Minecraft Live 2021, gaming chair company Secretlab and Mojang Studios have announced a collaboration.
• Secretlab's industry-leading TITAN Evo 2022 gaming chair is gaining a new Minecraft-inspired special edition.
• The chair, which is the company's first special edition with its award-winning SoftWeave Plus fabric, is themed like a Minecraft Creeper.
• The chair is launching today, and combine's Secretlab's excellent comfort with Minecraft's iconic design.

With Minecraft Live 2021 happening today, the internet will be flooded with an influx of Minecraft news and announcements. As part of the event, gaming chair company Secretlab has announced a brand-new collaboration with none other than Mojang Studios. That's right, the TITAN Evo 2022 chair from Secretlab is gaining a brand-new special edition flavor, this time modeled after one of Minecraft's most infamous and legendary mobs: the Creeper.

Available in three different sizes, the Minecraft Edition of Secretlab's latest gaming chairs is the first special edition from the company to be wrapped in its signature SoftWeave Plus fabric. This unique fabric promises to offer excellent comfort and durability in one package, and has apparently been requested by the community in a special edition chair for ages. Beyond the choice of fabric, this chair includes everything that makes the TITAN Evo 2022 platform special, but themed to look like a Minecraft Creeper.

Alongside the Creeper face proudly embossed on the front, the chair also features a unique pixellated texture along the sides and a handful of Minecraft logos that appear alongside the expected Secretlab logo. It certainly looks the part, and Secratlab's reputation as some of the best gaming chairs around hopefully means this chair will be worthy of the price tag.

The Secretlab TITAN Evo 2022 Minecraft Edition chair is now available to check out on Secretlab's site. Be sure to tune into Windows Central for the rest of our Minecraft Live 2021 coverage, as we're keeping track everything being announced.

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