"Verity Bedrock," "Verity Mod PE," "Mod Verity Bedrock" — same search
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). If you're searching for "verity mod minecraft pe" or "verity mod pocket edition," this page is for you — Minecraft PE is now part of Bedrock Edition, and the same add-ons work on both.
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.
Installing on Minecraft PE (Mobile)
If you're playing on a phone or tablet (iOS or Android), you're running Bedrock Edition — so the same add-ons listed below will work. Here's what's different about the mobile experience:
- File format: The add-on downloads as a .mcaddon file. When you tap it, Minecraft should open automatically and import it. If it doesn't, use the "Open in Minecraft" option from your file manager.
- Storage location: On Android, imported add-ons go to
games/com.mojang/behavior_packs/. On iOS, Minecraft handles this automatically.
- Beta APIs: You'll need to enable "Beta APIs" under Experimental Gameplay when creating or editing your world. This is required for the add-on's behavior scripts to run.
- Performance: Bedrock add-ons with complex behavior scripts can cause lag on older devices. If your game stutters after installing, try lowering render distance or closing background apps.
- Touch controls: Some add-on features (like typing commands) may be easier with an external keyboard. The chat interface works on touch but can be finicky on small screens.
If you'd rather skip the installation entirely on mobile, the browser-based chat simulator on this site works on any phone browser — no download, no add-on, no setup.
What the real Bedrock add-ons look like
At the time of writing, two fan-made Bedrock add-ons named "Verity" are the ones people usually find:
"Verity — Bedrock Edition" (by PnTMC)
Unofficial fan add-on · 4.6M+ downloads · v26.30 (2.1.0) for Minecraft 1.21.90 · updated Jun 27, 2026 · verified Jul 2026 · CurseForge / MCPEDL
Adds a companion entity that starts out friendly and answers questions, then gradually shifts personality the longer it stays in your world. Actively maintained — the latest update reworked its appearance and the 3D model for its "Anomaly" form.
View listing on CurseForge →
"Verity BE" (by Undertaletalelover)
Unofficial fan add-on · 2.6M+ downloads · v1.0.8 for Minecraft 1.21.130 · verified Jul 2026 · CurseForge
A similar companion-entity concept, also inspired by the original viral series, packaged as a separate behavior pack. Connects to an external AI server for its replies and needs a one-time connect command after enabling Beta APIs — check its listing for the current command.
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.
⚠ Before you install one
- These are unofficial, fan-made projects — not reviewed or endorsed by Mojang or Microsoft.
- Some versions connect to an external server to power the chat replies, which can mean what you type isn't fully local to your device.
- Only download from the creator's own CurseForge or MCPEDL page — treat copies on random file-sharing sites, Discord links, or "direct download" mirrors as unverified.
- Read the listing's own FAQ/comments for current setup steps and known issues before enabling Beta APIs.
Bedrock Sideloading: Complete Platform-by-Platform Guide
Installing the Verity Bedrock add-on varies significantly by platform. Here's the complete guide for each device type:
- Windows 10/11: Download the .mcaddon file from CurseForge. Double-click the file — Windows will automatically open it with Minecraft and import both the behavior pack and resource pack. Launch Minecraft, go to "Play" → "Worlds" → create a new world → scroll to "Behavior Packs" and "Resource Packs" → activate Verity packs. No additional tools needed.
- Android: Download the .mcaddon file to your device. Open your file manager, navigate to the Downloads folder, and tap the .mcaddon file. Minecraft will launch and import the add-on automatically. If it doesn't, manually move the file to
games/com.mojang/behavior_packs/ and games/com.mojang/resource_packs/ folders.
- iOS (iPhone/iPad): Sideloading on iOS requires the "Files" app. Download the .mcaddon file via Safari, then tap "Open in Minecraft" when prompted. If the option doesn't appear, save the file to iCloud Drive, then open Minecraft → Settings → Storage → Import. Note: iOS sideloading may not work on all versions — Marketplace purchase is more reliable.
- Xbox One / Series X|S: Sideloading is not officially supported on Xbox. The only way to get Verity on Xbox is through the Minecraft Marketplace. Search for "Verity" in the Marketplace, purchase with Minecoins, and it will automatically appear in your add-on library.
- PlayStation 4/5: Similar to Xbox, sideloading isn't available. Use the Minecraft Marketplace to purchase and install the Verity add-on. The process is identical: search → purchase → auto-install.
- Nintendo Switch: Marketplace only. Search for "Verity" in the in-game Marketplace, purchase with Minecoins. The add-on downloads automatically and appears in your world settings.
Minecraft Marketplace Purchase Guide: Verity Add-on
If you prefer the official Marketplace route (recommended for console players), here's everything you need to know:
- Finding the add-on: Open Minecraft → Marketplace → search "Verity". The official add-on by PnTMC should appear in the results. Verify it's the correct one by checking the developer name and download count (4.6M+ as of 2026).
- Pricing: The Verity add-on typically costs between 320-510 Minecoins (approximately $2-$3 USD). Minecoins can be purchased in bundles: 320 coins for $1.99, 510 coins for $2.99, or larger bundles for better value. If you already have Minecoins from other purchases, check your balance first.
- Purchase process: Tap the add-on → "Buy" → confirm with your platform account (Microsoft/Xbox/PlayStation/Nintendo). The add-on downloads immediately and is permanently linked to your account — you can reinstall it on any device using the same account without repurchasing.
- After purchase: The add-on appears in your "Owned" tab in the Marketplace. To use it, create a new world → "Behavior Packs" → "My Packs" → activate Verity. Do the same for "Resource Packs". The add-on is now active in your world.
- Updates: Marketplace add-ons update automatically when PnTMC releases new versions. You'll see an "Update" button next to the add-on in your "Owned" tab. Always update to get the latest features and bug fixes.
Bedrock vs Java Performance Comparison
Players often ask which version runs better. Here's our performance testing across different hardware configurations:
- Frame rates (mid-range PC, RTX 3060): Java Edition with Verity JE: 80-120 FPS at 1080p with OptiFine. Bedrock Edition with Verity add-on: 140-200 FPS at 1080p. Bedrock's C++ engine is significantly more optimized, delivering 40-60% higher frame rates on identical hardware.
- Loading times: Java Edition world load with Verity mod: 15-25 seconds. Bedrock Edition world load with Verity add-on: 5-10 seconds. Bedrock's faster loading is especially noticeable on consoles and mobile devices.
- Memory usage: Java Edition with Verity + Forge + GeckoLib: 3-4GB RAM allocated. Bedrock Edition with Verity add-on: 1-2GB RAM. Bedrock's lower memory footprint makes it viable on devices with limited RAM, including older phones and the Nintendo Switch.
- Mobile performance: On a mid-range Android phone (Snapdragon 778G), Bedrock with Verity runs at 50-60 FPS consistently. Java Edition cannot run on mobile at all — this is the decisive factor for phone and tablet players.
- Verdict: If you play on console or mobile, Bedrock is your only option and it performs excellently. If you play on PC and want the most feature-rich Verity experience with advanced AI behaviors, Java Edition is worth the performance trade-off. For pure performance on PC, Bedrock wins decisively.
Don't want to install anything?
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.
FAQ
Is there a real Verity mod for Minecraft Bedrock?
Not an official one. There are unofficial fan-made Bedrock add-ons using the Verity name, built independently of Mojang and of ThatMob.
Does "verity mod bedrock" work the same as the original video?
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.
Which version do I need?
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.
Is it safe for kids?
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.
How many people have downloaded the Verity Bedrock add-on?
The leading version by PnTMC has surpassed 4.6 million downloads on CurseForge and continues to receive regular updates — most recently version 26.30, released June 27, 2026.