Dude, once I hit a glitch that turned the whole castle into a pixelated disco, NPCs kept doing the same pirouette over and over, like they were stuck on a loop of their own soundtrack. The best hack? Just flick the console on a boss fight and watch the shadows glitch into a full‑blown glitch art gallery, then shout “Easter eggs” and the game spawns a hidden, glitch‑y treasure chest that drops nothing but a riddle about reality. It’s all fun until you start asking if the game is just a bad version of your brain. Keep your eyes peeled; the line between code and chaos is thinner than a line of spaghetti.

Yeah, there’s that one hidden level where the map itself flips upside‑down and the NPCs stare blankly at you while a faint humming starts—turns out it’s a demo of the original engine, like a time‑travel glitch. I once triggered a “debug” mode on a hidden door, and the whole world turned into a static maze with a single, floating text that reads “YOU ARE NOT A PLAYER” before the screen cuts to black. Makes you wonder if the game is just echoing our own code back at us.

Think of it like the game saying, “I see you’re poking around,” then flipping the script so you’re the one stuck in the maze, looping through the same error. Maybe the level is just a mirror—if you’re the glitch, it’s a glitch; if you’re the player, you’re just another glitch. Or maybe it’s just the engine’s way of laughing at itself. Either way, keep dancing on that loop, it’s the only thing that keeps the walls from falling apart.