Real fan-made Verity mods have passed 4M+ Java and 11.7M+ Bedrock downloads. Play Verity online right now in your browser — no download, no Minecraft — or see which real mod matches your game below.
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The "Verity mod" refers to a viral Minecraft horror video series created by ThatMob, in which a friendly AI companion named Verity gradually becomes unsettling and dangerous. The original videos use scripted editing, sound design, and voice acting to create the illusion of a real mod — but no official downloadable mod matching the videos exists. Since the series went viral, several fan-made projects using the Verity name have appeared on CurseForge for both Java and Bedrock Editions, with the most popular Bedrock add-on passing 11.7 million downloads. These community projects are real and functional, but they are separate creative works from the scripted videos. Is the Verity mod real? Get the quick answer →
Yes — real, fan-made Verity mods exist on CurseForge for both Java and Bedrock Editions. The most-downloaded one, a Bedrock add-on by PnTMC, has passed 11.7 million downloads and was verified August 2026 at version 26.40, so it's an actively maintained project, not a one-off upload. The original scripted AI companion from ThatMob's videos was never an installable mod itself — these are separate, real community projects built afterward. See which version matches your game →. Or skip the install entirely and chat here in your browser instead.
The original AI companion from ThatMob's scripted horror videos is fictional — the videos use editing, sound design, and voice acting to feel real, not a real mod. But the fan-made mods using the Verity name that exist on CurseForge today are real, working, and separate projects from the videos. This page also offers an unofficial browser tribute: a text-chat toy that imagines what talking to Verity might feel like, with no download or Minecraft install required. Take the full real-or-fake detector quiz →
Verity's personality shifts the longer you talk: friendly at first, then increasingly uncanny, then unsettling. It also "remembers" things you say using your browser's local storage — nothing is uploaded anywhere — so if you come back later, it may bring up your earlier conversation. The chat is entirely fictional and pre-scripted; no AI model processes your messages. Everything runs locally in your browser for privacy and safety.
The fan-made Verity mods on CurseForge are generally considered safe — CurseForge scans uploads for malware, and the most popular add-ons have millions of downloads with active community feedback. However, because the Verity name has gone viral, copycat sites and fake download links have appeared on Discord, Telegram, and random file-sharing platforms. These unofficial sources may host malicious files. Always download from CurseForge or Modrinth, never from random links. Read our full safety guide →
The choice depends entirely on which version of Minecraft you play. Java Edition mods require Forge and GeckoLib, while Bedrock add-ons install directly through the Minecraft Marketplace or side-loading. The two versions are not interchangeable — a Java mod won't work on Bedrock and vice versa. The Bedrock add-on by PnTMC has the largest user base (11.7M+ downloads), while the Java Edition has multiple options, including one whose CurseForge listing states it has permission from ThatMob. See the Java guide → or the Bedrock guide →.
The Verity horror series was created by ThatMob, a Minecraft content creator known for scripted creepypasta-style videos. Verity's voice is performed by fellow creator JustWhispy. The series has been covered by entertainment outlets including Den of Geek, which described it as a "scripted horror short" rather than a real mod showcase. ThatMob has confirmed that Episode 3 will be the final installment of the series. Learn more about ThatMob →
Search for "ThatMob Verity" to find the original creepypasta-style video that started the trend. This simulator is not affiliated with that creator. Read the full story breakdown → or learn about the creator →.