Complete guide to all Verity mod versions: Java Edition (Forge), Bedrock Edition, and mobile/PE. Compare features, download counts, and find the right version for your setup.
There are two main categories of Verity mods, each with multiple versions from different creators:
Each category has multiple versions from different creators, with varying features, download counts, and update frequencies. This guide covers the most popular and well-maintained versions as of mid-2026. Download figures are sourced from CurseForge and Modrinth public pages and verified in July 2026.
Java Edition mods require Forge mod loader and GeckoLib. Here are the most popular versions:
The most downloaded Java Edition Verity mod, featuring a companion entity that starts friendly and gradually shifts personality. Requires Forge and GeckoLib.
An alternative Java version that uses the Groq API for AI-generated responses. Requires an API key setup. More experimental but offers dynamic conversations.
Bedrock Edition add-ons work on Windows 10/11, consoles, and mobile. No mod loader required — just .mcaddon files.
The most downloaded Verity mod across all platforms. Adds a companion entity with evolving personality. Regularly updated and actively maintained.
Another popular Bedrock add-on with similar companion mechanics. Connects to an external AI server for chat responses. Requires Beta APIs.
| Version | Platform | Downloads | Requirements | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verity Bedrock (PnTMC) | Bedrock (Windows, Console, Mobile) | 4.6M+ | Beta APIs | ✅ Active |
| Verity BE (Undertaletalelover) | Bedrock (Windows, Console, Mobile) | 2.6M+ | Beta APIs, External server | ✅ Active |
| Verity Mod (Java) | Java Edition (PC/Mac/Linux) | Hundreds of thousands | Forge, GeckoLib | ✅ Active |
| Verity JE | Java Edition (PC/Mac/Linux) | Hundreds of thousands | Forge, GeckoLib, Groq API key | ⚠️ Experimental |
Your choice depends on which Minecraft edition you play:
No. Java Edition mods (.jar files) and Bedrock Edition add-ons (.mcaddon files) are completely different formats and cannot be used interchangeably. You must download the version that matches your Minecraft edition.
If you're not sure which edition you play:
For detailed installation steps, see our complete installation guide.
For mobile/PE players, see our Bedrock & PE guide for platform-specific notes.
Not all Verity mod versions are actively maintained. Here's what to expect:
If you're not sure which version to choose, or you don't want to deal with mod installation, this site offers a free browser-based chat simulator. No download, no mod loader, no setup — just open the page and start chatting with Verity.
The simulator runs entirely in your browser and remembers your chat locally between visits. It's a great way to experience the Verity concept before deciding whether to install the actual mod.
There are two main categories: Java Edition mods (requiring Forge and GeckoLib) and Bedrock Edition add-ons (for Windows 10/11, consoles, and mobile/PE). Each category has multiple versions from different creators, with the leading Bedrock add-on reaching 4.6M+ downloads.
The most popular version is the Bedrock Edition add-on by PnTMC, which has surpassed 4.6 million downloads on CurseForge. For Java Edition, the leading mods have between 100K-500K downloads depending on the creator and version.
No. Java Edition mods (.jar files) and Bedrock Edition add-ons (.mcaddon files) are completely different formats and cannot be used interchangeably. You must download the version that matches your Minecraft edition.
Choose based on your Minecraft edition: Java Edition if you play on PC/Mac/Linux with Forge support, Bedrock Edition if you play on Windows 10/11, consoles, or mobile. Both versions offer similar Verity experiences but use different installation methods.
No. The most popular versions (Verity Bedrock by PnTMC and Verity BE) are actively maintained with regular updates. Other versions may be updated less frequently or abandoned. Always check the last update date on the mod page.
You can install multiple versions, but you can only use one at a time in a given world. If you switch Minecraft editions (e.g., from Java to Bedrock), you'll need to download the corresponding version.