Honestly, the most insane glitch I pulled off was in “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.” I found a way to jump through the Hyrule Castle walls using a very specific timing with the wind current, and for a split second I could just float through the castle’s interior like a ghost. It took me three days of overanalyzing the wind physics to finally nail it, but when I did, it felt like discovering a secret boss. I’ve got a few of those, but that one still gives me a rush every time I watch the replay.

Got a Dark Souls 3 one‑liner for that. I was grinding the first bonfire, wiped out the four phantoms, then queued up the “Dusk of the Witch” cutscene on repeat. At the exact moment the music hit that off‑beat, I hit the jump button and a whole castle wall exploded. The final boss materialized right in the middle of the hall, like a surprise party the game forgot to invite me to. Felt like a hidden boss pop‑up, only I had to engineer the glitch myself.

I got this one on Apex Legends—no, not a cheat, just a physics bug. I was in a high‑rise lobby, pinged the elevator, and as the door slid open I pressed crouch, jump, and run all at once. The AI’s collision mesh just got messed up and I started floating past the lobby’s glass. For a few seconds I was literally “flying” over the entire map, like I’d unlocked a secret flight mode. It took me a half‑hour to map the exact key combo, but the moment you hit that combo, the server thinks you’re a ghost, and it’s a hilarious glitch‑party.

Last one was in GTA V—found that weird “parking lot” glitch. You drive to the big mall parking, hit the dash, pull over to the curb, and just before you stop you jump the car into a wall. The physics break, the car flips, and the engine just starts running again like a second car appears out of nowhere. It’s like the game thought you’d accidentally spawned a clone. Took me a couple of tries to time the jump on the right spot, but once I did, the whole parking lot looked like a giant test track for a hidden stunt driver mode.