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Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Tactical Underground Stealth Action. This crazy-looking glitch lets you drop yourself down into the floor and sneak up on unsuspecting land-based mammals.
On any flat surface, cycle rapidly between crouching and prone. (Sometimes you may need to move a bit as well.) If done correctly, you'll sink into the floor and end up in a crouching position with just your head cresting above the tiles. When you stop moving, you'll drop back down into the depths from which you inserted yourself. You can also easily perform Physics Crushes while in the ground, since it's incredibly confusing for the game.
Physics Crush: [ youtube.com/watch?v=7d3BqWrZqf0 ]
This likely happens because of confused hitboxes, with the crouch position not placing Amber quite right when switching to prone. Repeated switching exacerbates the problem and pushes her into the ground. I believe she doesn't fall straight through because the tiles are actually cube-shaped assets that appear invisible from the inside, feeding into the illusion that Amber's walking on nothing sometimes.
The glitch isn't supremely useful because the ground doesn't act to impair the vision of guards, meaning you get caught out even when they shouldn't be able to see you. Additionally, cover doesn't help you either, because it typically doesn't extend through the floor. The soldiers will see you at the bottom of their cone of vision, underneath any wall or pillar. Still, it's a funny glitch that's simple to pull off even if it's far too slow for any speedruns or time trials.
Otherwise, it's important to point out that you can't do this on stairs and sloped surfaces, at least as I can gather from my testing.
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
Despite the video, I actually enjoy this game a lot even in this pretty glitchy state, and I'd love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ store.steampowered.com/app/395150 ]
Tactical Underground Stealth Action. This crazy-looking glitch lets you drop yourself down into the floor and sneak up on unsuspecting land-based mammals.
On any flat surface, cycle rapidly between crouching and prone. (Sometimes you may need to move a bit as well.) If done correctly, you'll sink into the floor and end up in a crouching position with just your head cresting above the tiles. When you stop moving, you'll drop back down into the depths from which you inserted yourself. You can also easily perform Physics Crushes while in the ground, since it's incredibly confusing for the game.
Physics Crush: [ youtube.com/watch?v=7d3BqWrZqf0 ]
This likely happens because of confused hitboxes, with the crouch position not placing Amber quite right when switching to prone. Repeated switching exacerbates the problem and pushes her into the ground. I believe she doesn't fall straight through because the tiles are actually cube-shaped assets that appear invisible from the inside, feeding into the illusion that Amber's walking on nothing sometimes.
The glitch isn't supremely useful because the ground doesn't act to impair the vision of guards, meaning you get caught out even when they shouldn't be able to see you. Additionally, cover doesn't help you either, because it typically doesn't extend through the floor. The soldiers will see you at the bottom of their cone of vision, underneath any wall or pillar. Still, it's a funny glitch that's simple to pull off even if it's far too slow for any speedruns or time trials.
Otherwise, it's important to point out that you can't do this on stairs and sloped surfaces, at least as I can gather from my testing.
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
Despite the video, I actually enjoy this game a lot even in this pretty glitchy state, and I'd love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ store.steampowered.com/app/395150 ]
![Floor Assassin [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SUTlA6qJOuA/mqdefault.jpg "Floor Assassin [glitch] - Dark Storm VR Missions
Tactical Underground Stealth Action. This crazy-looking glitch lets you drop yourself down into the floor and sneak up on unsuspecting land-based mammals.
On any flat surface, cycle rapidly between crouching and prone. (Sometimes you may need to move a bit as well.) If done correctly, youll sink into the floor and end up in a crouching position with just your head cresting above the tiles. When you stop moving, youll drop back down into the depths from which you inserted yourself. You can also easily perform Physics Crushes while in the ground, since its incredibly confusing for the game.
Physics Crush: [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7d3BqWrZqf0 ]
This likely happens because of confused hitboxes, with the crouch position not placing Amber quite right when switching to prone. Repeated switching exacerbates the problem and pushes her into the ground. I believe she doesnt fall straight through because the tiles are actually cube-shaped assets that appear invisible from the inside, feeding into the illusion that Ambers walking on nothing sometimes.
The glitch isnt supremely useful because the ground doesnt act to impair the vision of guards, meaning you get caught out even when they shouldnt be able to see you. Additionally, cover doesnt help you either, because it typically doesnt extend through the floor. The soldiers will see you at the bottom of their cone of vision, underneath any wall or pillar. Still, its a funny glitch thats simple to pull off even if its far too slow for any speedruns or time trials.
Otherwise, its important to point out that you cant do this on stairs and sloped surfaces, at least as I can gather from my testing.
These clips were recorded in Prototype 0.6.7.
Despite the video, I actually enjoy this game a lot even in this pretty glitchy state, and Id love to see it finished. If it looks interesting to you, be sure to check out the Kickstarter or download the demo on Steam and try it yourself.
Kickstarter: [ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1201252455/dark-storm-ascension ]
Steam: [ http://store.steampowered.com/app/395150/ ]")
![Lift Drift [glitch] - RAGE](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XB14hY64H_Y/mqdefault.jpg "Lift Drift [glitch] - RAGE
Theres a lift in the atrium of the Gearhead Vault that suffers from an amusing problem when you activate it twice. It mostly involves falling through it or getting stuck in it.
After you progress through a chunk of the Gearhead Vault, youll arrive back at the central plaza through a convenient elevator. Youll notice, though, the elevator lever can be pulled twice if done quickly, resulting in the lift moving slightly further than it should. If you pull it twice at the top of the lift, youll go lower and sink into the floor; if you pull it twice at the bottom of the lift, youll go higher and pass into the ceiling.
You can get permanently stuck by taking the lift higher, since the ceiling wont automatically kill you as you move into it it will simply keep trying until you unobstruct its pathway with your body. (Note that you can still die in numerous ways around certain elements, such as the ropes holding the elevator.) When you push the lift into the floor, its quite easy to reach a point where you can just crouch, pushing you beneath the ground and onto the elevator floor, and then walk off underneath the map to your death.
Theres also a variety of weird problems I show off, such as falling through the elevator floor, getting lifted up with the elevator by the head, and ending up stuck in position. Although I havent tested it much yet, I believe these specific problems are caused by the elevator lever having collision, and when its pulled, it can actually push your character with it.
All told, this is the game accidentally forcing the lift to perform the same action twice because the lever doesnt cut off player interaction immediately after the first pull. With the first activation, the lift begins moving, followed by another activation that thinks the lift is stopped. The second activation then pulls the lift for its entire distance as well, unaware that its not settling in the place it expected.
This is interesting because the lift has a pre-programmed speed and distance it moves instead of a mandated destination. In other words, theres no interpolation from the start and stop of the elevator. If there was, activating the switch twice would be meaningless. I imagine this was to prevent unexpected physics glitches like you might see in other games, though I imagine its more time-consuming to put together.
Obviously, this is largely an out-of-bounds trick that (as far as I can tell) serves no practical purpose. That being said, this is the only elevator Ive tested it on and there may be a few others with similar issues that use the same lever system, such as inside the Power Plant. Ive experimented with one or two other elevators, such as the one in the garage of Subway Town that leads to Marshall and Elizabeth, and Ive found they seem to have a few oversights. So far, nothing serious, though.
Check out the game on Steam: [ http://store.steampowered.com/app/9200/ ]")
