Skyrim

Minecraft inside Skyrim. Doom on a working virtual PC inside Minecraft. Morrowind inside Elden Ring. These clips all look like the same trick and they are not. There are four completely different ways to do it, and knowing which one you are looking at tells you whether it can possibly be real.

Yesterday we published that the Minecraft in Skyrim clips had no source anywhere. Two hours and forty four minutes later a working one appeared on GitHub. It is two games running at once, talking to each other through shared memory, and it is the clearest answer yet to how any of this works.

Minecraft in Elden Ring. Skate in Modern Warfare 2. Minecraft in Cyberpunk, Skyrim and GTA 5. Two of those you can download today, one has no download, and two have no source at all. Here is the checklist we use, including the row it got wrong.

Minecraft inside Skyrim. Morrowind inside Elden Ring. Doom inside Minecraft on a working virtual PC. A running list of games rebuilt inside other games, which ones you can download, and the one that runs on a $50 handheld.

A clip of Minecraft running inside Elden Ring did six million views today. There is no download. Neither is there one for the Mario 64 version. Meanwhile a free 1MB N64 Minecraft has been sitting on GitHub since 2024.

Modders have run the leaked DLSS 5 library in around 19 games so far. The pattern is clear: the older and more stylised the game, the harder the AI works against it.