Just Hide - A Ransomware Horror Experience (Inspired by Twixxel & Thatmob) Scary Stalker Gameplay Recreation Modpack 1.20.1
MODPACKJUST HIDE introduces an unsettling atmosphere with entities that observe and track players. The mod features various threats, including Pale Face and Shrieking Silhouette, which create a tense environment with distorted cave echoes, desperate text messages, and instant darkness during rare night events. The mod also includes The Mimic, an invisible stalker that listens to real-world background noise and responds with glitched whispers, knocks, and taps if sound is detected. Bon the Rabbit, a large animatronic, actively hunts at night, trackable by mechanical footsteps and delivering sudden jumpscares.
JUST HIDE introduces an unsettling atmosphere with entities that observe and track players. The mod features various threats, including Pale Face and Shrieking Silhouette, which create a tense environment with distorted cave echoes, desperate text messages, and instant darkness during rare night events. The mod also includes The Mimic, an invisible stalker that listens to real-world background noise and responds with glitched whispers, knocks, and taps if sound is detected. Bon the Rabbit, a large animatronic, actively hunts at night, trackable by mechanical footsteps and delivering sudden jumpscares.
Further threats include The Evil Hunter, an aggressive tracker; The Ghost Pig, a monster that emits choking noises and charges with screams; and a psychological stalker inspired by Twixxel that observes without immediate attack. Terrifying Freddy, a corrupted animatronic, watches from a distance and can crash the game. The Idol is a methodical ghost that requires an EMF Reader, Spirit Box for text responses, and a Polaroid Camera to stun. Additionally, numerous stealthy horror entities and stalkers track players day and night, alongside The Stalker, which freezes when observed but advances rapidly when unobserved. The mod generates eerie structures and dark items to remove any vanilla peace.
