A frightening new Minecraft video has taken the community by storm! One in which a single mod that seems to know everything eventually demands something in return. So, today, we explore the Verity horror mod and answer “Is the Verity Minecraft Mod Real?”

What is the Minecraft Verity Mod?

Given to ThatMob by a friend over Discord for a modded let’s play, the Verity Mod adds a small yellow smiling ball named Verity that joins the player on their Minecraft adventure. Verity can hold conversations, answer questions, and even ask questions of its own, akin to an AI assistant. However, if unknown conditions are not fulfilled, Verity’s mental state will gradually decline until reaching a point of no return where Verity transforms into a monster and hunts the player relentlessly.

Is the Verity Minecraft Mod Real?

The Verity Mod is more than likely fake. It has no official mod page, and the only description we are given by ThatMob is that it comes from a friend on Discord. While private, custom mods are not unheard of, one of Verity’s caliber would be pushing the limits of not only Minecraft mods but AI as well. Verity holds very human-like discussions, is capable of being deceitful, and can pull from information outside the game, as shown by its knowledge of what ThatMob had for dinner. How Verity functions as an entity within the world would also make it one of the most advanced horror mods out there. It is highly animated with great pathfinding, capable of creating frightening atmospheres through music, and most importantly, it knows how to set up and execute multiple types of compelling jump scares. Verity, at least as shown in ThatMob’s video, simply exceeds what mods are capable of at this time.

Is a Verity Horror Mod Being Developed?

Since the release of “Something is Knocking at Your Door...” by ThatMob, there have been many requests in the Minecraft modding community for someone to make a playable version. But a mod of this quality would take time. Chances are we will see a faithful attempt at creating it down the line, but at least as of writing, there are no public Verity projects available to try.