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[HappyMatt]

I remember back in the day always having a subtle anxiety whenever I played Minecraft because I didn't know whether herobrine was real or not.

[lyrahaltechtjetzt]

This is honestly a good creepy video. No stupid jumpscares, just Minecraft images that are uncomfortably well known and give people anxiety.

[thebonemanahf]

most of these don't really give me any genuine feeling of discomfort, a lot of them just have this strange sense of nostalgia attached to them, reminiscent of those old 2012 - 2017 horror maps (with the redstone blood and custom heads, plus those weird-ass grungy HD resource packs they used to use) from those ancient Let's Play videos, images such as 0:47 definitely have more of that vibe than others

[Marcivagyok]

0:01 bro thats a zombie with a Herobrine skin

[ThickyBoy]

“Lava is hard to kill” one of the most inspiring quotes ever

[CactusSawmill]

There´s this interesting mod i've seen called "From The Fog" that attempts to mimick the old Herobrine myths by adding him into the game, it's done in such a way that it ends up being surprisingly subtle and inflicts much more of a "You are not alone here" feeling. instead of the scarefest i've seen other mods do.

Haven't played with it myself, but i think if you pair it with a Minecraft beta resource pack you'd get a pretty nice experience.

[the_saver_from_cringe]

it's Saturday. no school, no work,
it's 6am, raining
you open your world which is 1.7.2
Good old days

[TheBladeGuy]

Early Minecraft versions shows more scariness than the ones we're playing nowadays.

[OhKopo]

This feels oddly, nostalgic.. flash back to you playing for hours when you were 6, and scared shitless in caves.. hah..

[sebastianloveseveryone]

0:21, 0:58 & 1:01 hits me hard, classic Minecraft textures, quality of an image, emptiness of a place, lack of UI.

[reallyrealfungus]

I can remember I used to get extremely lost in those really long and small cave systems. It's not like that anymore, the caves are big and open. No more claustrophobia

[warsin]

Old minecraft is way scarier and harder than today’s minecraft and I don’t think it was because I didn’t know how to play . It’s just scary

[coolcaleb]

dear lord i didnt know minecraft made such good analog horror

[devaggo]

I remember seeing world generated crosses, like carved out in the sand or something, and thinking it was herobrine. That was back in 2011, I was a kid. Now I've grown up, can't believe time really flew that quick. Made some great memories in this game.

[yuhhxhxx]

Am I the only one who has always gotten just that slight uneasiness, that minor anxiety, whenever I played Minecraft?

[Call-Me-JessE]

I remember a while back i came across a completely empty village. I felt really uneasy running around the place and when i stopped for a second to check my inventory a bit of grass broke on it’s own to the left of me, and a few seconds after i took half a heart of damage for no reason. I immediately ran away because I was already paranoid and that took the cake, I never returned to that village and eventually i just stopped playing the world. this was a good bit after the whole herobrine craze but it still just made me wonder…

[outsider]

Such a simple concept of the game, yet so rich with in-game activities and secret, creepy lore… This game will forever be something else, and it will forever hold a special place in the hearts of millions

[Omenvile]

“God the lava is hard to kill”
“Need water”

[Deltexterity]

wish mojang would actually add herobrine one day on april fools, just for a day, and you might just see it in the corner of your screen but it'd disappear when you look at it. no mention in the change logs or anything, it'd be the ultimate prank.

[tongsei]

I have this strong feeling that older versions of Minecraft with old textures and hero brine rumor and old structures was the best, it was iconic and it was the most fun to play because the worlds then looked much emptier and therefore you could explore every corner of it and use your imagination to create new things to fill the emptiness. I liked when there were no things that we discovered with time, such as automatic farms, that completely changed the way we played the game, it’s like now we have everything under control, but then, Minecraft players were just a small group of friends or bros who with the knowledge from Minecraft story mode started wandering around in their newly created worlds not knowing what exactly to believe or do, is herobrine real, what about entity 303, is there a slender man spawner, let’s build a giant base so we are protected from them. In my opinion that was the golden age of Minecraft, it’s pinnacle