The Man From The Fog: a Minecraft horror mod built around stalking

It adds a stalking creature whose behaviour is built around observation, closing distance, and chase phases rather than constant melee pressure.
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The Man From The Fog is a horror-oriented Minecraft mod that depends on GeckoLib for its animated entity implementation.
Core stalker loop
Spawning can be turned on or off globally; the time between appearances is bounded by a minimum and maximum value in ticks. Daytime spawns can be allowed separately from night behaviour.
- The entity watches from range and moves closer when ignored.
- Direct eye contact can cause it to vanish or turn aggressive.
- Chase length is limited to a configurable minimum–maximum range in ticks.
What the configuration controls
When the creature dies, a full-screen jumpscare image may appear. At the start of a chase, a darkness effect can be applied for a set number of ticks. Spawn and approach use audio from a small pool of variants; fake lightning can play on spawn or despawn.
While chasing, it can climb vertical blocks, break doors and glass, and after losing sight of the player search for the nearest target and break blocks up to a hardness cap; a separate cap applies while searching, and break speed is its own setting. There is a minimum distance from the player before the entity despawns. Two timers control how long it waits without being watched before moving closer and before starting a chase.
Gameplay outcome
In play, The Man From The Fog reads as a paced horror encounter: long-range tension, short chases, and occasional sensory disruption. The mod’s title refers to the same stalking figure that drives that loop.
