Searching "verity bedrock," "mod verity bedrock," or "verity bedrock mod"? Here's what's actually out there for Minecraft Bedrock Edition, and what to check before you install anything.
There's no official Verity mod from Mojang, Microsoft, or from ThatMob (the creator of the original viral video). But unlike the original Java-only creepypasta, the fan community has since built real, downloadable Bedrock add-ons called "Verity" — unofficial fan projects, available on CurseForge and MCPEDL, with millions of downloads between them.
All of these phrases point to the same thing: people who saw the viral Verity Minecraft videos and want a version of that character that actually runs inside Minecraft Bedrock Edition (Windows, mobile, console — as opposed to Java Edition, which uses a different mod format).
The original ThatMob video was a scripted ARG, not a real mod. What changed is that since then, independent creators have shipped working Bedrock add-ons inspired by that character, which is why interest in the Bedrock-specific search terms has climbed alongside the original "verity mod" search.
At the time of writing, two fan-made Bedrock add-ons named "Verity" are the ones people usually find:
Adds a companion entity that starts out friendly and answers questions, then gradually shifts personality the longer it stays in your world.
View listing on CurseForge →A similar companion-entity concept, also inspired by the original viral series, packaged as a separate behavior pack.
View listing on CurseForge →Both are typically installed as a .mcaddon file, need Beta APIs turned on under Experimental features, and require a specific Minecraft version to work correctly. Requirements change often, so always check the "How to install" notes on the creator's own page before downloading.
If you just want to see what talking to Verity feels like without touching your game files, this site's browser-based chat simulator needs no download, no add-on, and no external server — it runs entirely in your browser and remembers your chat locally between visits.
Not an official one. There are unofficial fan-made Bedrock add-ons using the Verity name, built independently of Mojang and of ThatMob.
No — the original video was a scripted, edited creepypasta. Fan add-ons try to recreate a similar experience using real in-game scripting, but behavior varies by creator and version.
This changes as add-ons update. Always check the required Minecraft version and setup steps listed on the creator's own CurseForge or MCPEDL page before installing.
Treat it like any unofficial add-on: review what permissions or external connections it needs, and consider trying the no-install browser chat on this site first if you just want the "talking to Verity" experience without changing game files.