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I know this may not be possible. Here is my question. I have a domain. It is for my game server (Minecraft). I would like to be able to have my domain be typed in as example.com in both the game client and the browser url, and go to different places. In the browser, it would redirect to the website, and in the game client, it would redirect to the game server IP. I can give more clarification if needed. Thanks
This is possible already because the Minecraft server’s socket is listening to a different port than an HTTP port.
You should be able to run a webserver and a Minecraft server without any modifications because HTTP listens on port 80 and Minecraft runs on port 25565.
NOTE:
If you are at home, then you will need to also set your router to allow port-forwarding for those two ports. Also, port 80 may become blocked by your ISP.