Looking for the Verity mod for Minecraft? This is the complete guide covering Java Edition, Bedrock, PE/mobile, Forge, and Modrinth. Find real mods, installation steps, and safety tips — all in one place.
The original Verity from ThatMob's viral video was scripted fiction, not a real mod. But fan creators have since built real, downloadable mods named "Verity" for both Java and Bedrock editions. The leading Bedrock add-on has 4.6M+ downloads on CurseForge. These are unofficial fan projects, not official Mojang releases.
The "Verity mod" refers to fan-made modifications for Minecraft inspired by the viral Verity horror video series created by ThatMob. The original video showed a scripted AI companion that started friendly but became increasingly unsettling — it was never a real, downloadable mod.
However, since the video went viral, independent creators have built real, working mods that attempt to recreate the Verity experience inside Minecraft. These mods are available for both Java Edition and Bedrock Edition, and they've collectively been downloaded millions of times.
The right version depends on which Minecraft edition you play. Here's a quick breakdown:
For Minecraft Java Edition players. Requires Forge mod loader and GeckoLib. Available on CurseForge and Modrinth.
Full Java guide →For Bedrock Edition (Windows 10/11, consoles, mobile/PE). Uses .mcaddon behavior packs. Leading add-on has 4.6M+ downloads.
Full Bedrock guide →Java Edition mods require the Forge mod loader. Learn how to install Forge and set up Verity correctly.
Forge installation guide →Some Verity mods are also available on Modrinth, an alternative mod platform. Compare CurseForge vs Modrinth options.
Modrinth guide →This is the part that changes most often as mods update, and where most confusion happens — a mod built for 1.20.1 won't run on 1.21.x and vice versa. Here's the compatibility snapshot as of mid-July 2026:
| Mod | Edition | Minecraft Version | Mod Version |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Verity JE" (VarmiteYT) | Java | 1.20.1 (Forge) | v5.7.3 |
| "Verity." (PKFL) | Java | 1.20.1 (Forge) | check listing |
| "Verity — Bedrock Edition" (PnTMC) | Bedrock | 1.21.90 | v26.30 (2.1.0) |
| "Verity BE" (Undertaletalelover) | Bedrock | 1.21.130 | v1.0.8 |
Installing a mod on the wrong Minecraft version is the single most common cause of crashes and "won't load" issues — always match your game version to the table above before installing, and re-check the mod's own listing since these update independently of this page.
Java Edition needs Forge + GeckoLib; Bedrock needs Beta APIs enabled. See our quick-start installation overview → or go straight to the full Forge guide or Bedrock guide for edition-specific detail.
Only download Verity mods from official CurseForge, Modrinth, or MCPEDL pages. See our full safety guide for what to watch out for.
See our dedicated "Verity mod not working" troubleshooting guide — it covers crashes, missing dependencies, add-ons that won't import, and chat/connection issues for both editions.
If you just want to see what talking to Verity feels like without touching your game files, this site offers a free browser-based chat simulator. No download, no mod installation, no setup — just open the page and start chatting.
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.
The original Verity from ThatMob's viral video was scripted fiction, not a real mod. However, fan creators have since built real, downloadable mods named "Verity" for both Java and Bedrock editions. These are unofficial fan projects, not official Mojang releases.
Verity mods are available for Java Edition (requiring Forge and GeckoLib) and Bedrock Edition (including PE/mobile). Java mods use .jar files, while Bedrock uses .mcaddon behavior packs.
Only download from official CurseForge or Modrinth pages. Avoid random file-sharing sites, Discord links, or "direct download" mirrors. The leading Bedrock add-on has 4.6M+ downloads on CurseForge.
Java Edition requires Forge mod loader and GeckoLib. Bedrock Edition requires enabling Beta APIs in Experimental Gameplay. Always check the creator's installation guide on their CurseForge or Modrinth page for current steps.
The mods themselves are safe if downloaded from official sources. However, the content is horror-themed and may not be suitable for young children. Consider trying the browser-based chat simulator first to see if it's appropriate.
Common issues include wrong Minecraft version, missing dependencies (Forge/GeckoLib for Java), or Beta APIs not enabled (Bedrock). Check our troubleshooting guide for detailed fixes.