If Your Tunnels Start Disappearing, DELETE YOUR WORLD! Minecraft Creepypasta

If your tunnels start disappearing, DELETE YOUR WORLD! A Minecraft creepypasta!
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WARNING! Jumpscares are often in these videos! You have been warned!

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Just a note: my videos are only for entertainment. These are not meant to be taken seriously.

I really enjoy making creepypasta videos with horror, jumpscenes, and other fun scary elements! This includes videos with giant alex, minecraft creepypasta seeds, creepypasta herobrine, and other Minecraft Creepypasta stories! I may also do Minecraft creepypasta roleplays or tutorials on my creepypastas or how to build some creepypasta builds/maps. Also, should I try Minecraft 100 days, creepypasta style? Maybe even Minecraft in Ohio?

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If you enjoy my content, I suggest looking up similar YouTubers like WildDogxd, Shark, Eystreem, mrhoneybun, GephoMC, and Not William. There are other YouTubers who are similar to my experiment videos like PrestonPlayz, DanTDM, and some of my horror manhunt videos like Dream, Sapnap, tommyinnit, and georgenotfound.
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Enjoy! This is done in Minecraft!

[Shregurun]

I love how the 2 friends don’t instantly blame each other for the tunnel disappearing problem.

[zelpazz]

A touch that I find very unsettling is that there are no naturally spawned monsters in the game at night. It's like even the monsters do not dare being in the game.

[krieger]

This may be low budget but this is how you do good horror. You work the suspense, instead of constant jump scares.

[novolunteers]

the creepiest part about this is the fact that they made their house out of the ugliest block

[LetsGoCatchUsSomeFISH]

Fun fact, this was an actual issue in previous versions of Minecraft, even more scary lol.

[endermanwithalowercasee]

I gotta say, this is a brilliant method of doing horror stories in Minecraft. It’s so simple yet effective.

[blanket_mp]

It's refreshing that the guys who actually play minecraft don't scream into the microphone and actually keep the scary atmosphere

[fehmiardahanl]

0:05 Start
2:06 Zombie spawns in house
3:46 First anomaly occurrs
8:02 Daytime
8:24 Second anomaly occurs
12:53 Sheep in mine (it's another anomaly)
14:36 All sheeps are full, weird...
20:02 Yet another anomaly...
24:57 Another anomaly (didn't see it)
27:27 7th anomaly in total
33:21 Entity passes by (still visible at distance)
34:27 The torch disappears
37:39 Entity detected once more (the anomalies keep getting more often)
37:59 All the tunnels are disappeared
42:27 Ending

[iloveaventurinemorethanmyself]

I love how they don't play it while speaking on voice chat but they write in the chat, it makes the situation more horror with that silence

[keshathankarunairasan]

I love the way how minecraft can be calmer than a farming simulator and in the meanwhile time it can be more scarier than games like phasmophobia🙃

[randomkid.]

I love how real this seems. It feels like an actual interaction between both of the friends. The typos, the sudden flinch of their character. All of this seems like this story feels real

[jessicarudderham]

I love how they investigate whats happening like weird sheep that are completely black and walls filling in and stuff like that.

[zsnako]

You absolutely nailed the general feeling of the original Herobrine sighting videos. Creepy and most definitely nostalgic.

[WizRoyal]

I like how it's pretty simple for him to make a horror story with literally no mods, no jump scares, no commands and no plugins... just a simple well-done horror story with a good quality of background music

[terra]

This was actually pretty good the slow pace made it feel more and more intense as the video played on and I like how it didn’t rely on creepy imagery. It utilised Minecraft’s quiet, empty and abandoned atmosphere to evoke fear of the unknown, basically when you don’t hear anyone and are put into a world where you would typically expect people to inhabit (like Minecraft) you begin to suspect that someone is watching you as a means of meeting that expectation. The characters were a bit too quick to jump to crazy conclusions about the tunnel blockages, if I were put in the same situation and I was with my friend, I would immediately accuse him even if I know it wouldn’t of been possible.

[nikhaihai]

And I love that these friends don't blame each other, they just chill.

[dawndavis]

i love how they still manage to crack a joke or two in scary moments like this like for example at 32:34, he just bonks him in the head with cobblestone. Kinda wholesome to be honest, reminds me of me and my friends messing around in games like Roblox or something

[ibrahim_-_-_]

A touch that i find quite brilliant is that despite the aura being quite ominous, there’s never an outright jumpscare or any direct proof of an entity. it just teases you but never actually shows anything concrete

[dragonstar-lhlp]

Man this genuinely had me on edge!
Maybe next time you could try the opposite as well… Imagine your tunnels started expanding and then suddenly they were infinite, and the farther in you went the more horribly distorted everything became, and you realize you’re being chased… but there’s no where to hide… no way to turn around. You just have to keep going through the tunnel…

Geez- imagining that has me tearing up.

[velcrooo]

this video has such a nostalgic atmosphere i genuinely got surprised when they mentioned deepslate lol. really really neat concept, gave me goosebumps the first time he turned around to see the filled in tunnel