Where walls are suggestions, physics is optional, and every bug is a feature. Your home for gaming glitches, exploits, and broken brilliance.
Two characters, two playstyles — sneaking and then just kicking ass. That dichotomy works beautifully, especially when the stories overlap. Great atmosphere, great pacing, and Grace's voice acting feels genuinely natural.
The community has cracked the ultimate skip. Thirteen inputs, one death warp, and you're staring down the Elden Beast in under four minutes. Here's our full breakdown.
Every patch spawns a new dupe. We traced the cat-and-mouse game between Rockstar's anti-cheat and the relentless creativity of the glitch-hunting community.
A seemingly innocent build caused Ultrahand to snap through terrain, opening a highway to the game's deepest unused areas. Nintendo patched it in 72 hours flat.
From NPCs striking a permanent T-pose to a repeatable teleport that skips an entire act, Phantom Liberty delivered both polish and delightful chaos.
One-way smokes were supposed to be fixed. They weren't. We tested every known smoke exploit on every competitive map and ranked them by impact.
It's fun. Like way more fun than expected. It's soooo anime — and that's a compliment. The pets are rad, and unlike other gachas, you won't drown in lore dumps just trying to play the game.
Glitch Through the Ground is a community-driven archive of gaming's most beautiful broken moments. We hunt wall clips, catalog physics breaks, document speedrun tech, and celebrate every unintended feature that makes games more interesting than their developers planned. If it's not supposed to happen — we're recording it.