You're playing this action-adventure game where you're exploring ancient ruins and fighting monsters. You're navigating through a narrow corridor when your character clips through a wall and gets stuck inside it. Normally, this would be a game-breaking bug that forces you to reload your save file, but something different happens this time.

Instead of being trapped and helpless, your character discovers that being inside the wall gives you incredible advantages. You can see through walls, enemies can't see or attack you, and you can somehow move through any solid object as if it doesn't exist. What started as a typical gaming glitch has turned you into a ghost-like being with god-like powers.

You experiment with your newfound abilities, realizing you can walk through any barrier, access restricted areas, and position yourself behind enemies without them detecting you. When you attack from inside walls, your strikes are somehow more powerful, as if the game is trying to push you out of the wall with forceful feedback.

The game's AI doesn't know how to handle this situation. Enemies run around in confusion, unable to locate you or defend against your attacks. Bosses that were supposed to be challenging become trivial as you simply walk through their bodies and attack from within. You've discovered the most game-breaking exploit in the history of the game, all through a simple physics glitch.

What makes this even more absurd is that the game keeps trying to correct the situation but keeps making it worse. Every time it tries to push you out of the wall, it accidentally grants you another power – first the ability to phase through objects, then increased damage, then even the power to manipulate small objects in the real world through your controller vibrations.

You start a new playthrough where you intentionally get stuck in walls as early as possible, completing the entire game from inside various walls and floors. You can access every secret area, defeat every boss effortlessly, and collect every treasure without ever actually being physically present in the game world.

Other players discover what you're doing and start trying to replicate the glitch, but nobody can figure out the exact sequence of movements needed to get stuck in walls the right way. You become legendary in the game's community – the player who literally plays from inside the walls, the ghost who haunts the digital world.

The game developers initially try to patch the glitch, but they keep making it worse with each update. Every time they fix one way to get stuck in walls, they accidentally create two new ways. Eventually, they give up and embrace it, creating a special "Wall Walker" achievement for players who manage to replicate your discovery.

craft brainrot Games features your playthrough in their monthly highlight reel, calling it "the most innovative approach to game completion we've ever seen." Players start creating fan art of your wall-walking character, imagining what it would be like to exist between the physical and digital worlds.

The best part comes when you're playing multiplayer mode. Your character appears to other players as a flickering, glitching entity that can teleport through walls and appear anywhere on the map. You become the ultimate stealth player, able to capture objectives and eliminate enemies without ever exposing yourself to counter-attack.

What started as a frustrating glitch has become your signature gaming style. You've mastered the art of playing from inside walls, turning what should be a game-breaking bug into your greatest strength. The Italian Brainrot Games Quiz you took categorized you as an "exploitation expert" – someone who finds and masters unintended game mechanics. They weren't wrong.

Sometimes the best gaming discoveries come from the biggest mistakes. Your character might be stuck inside a wall, but you've never felt more free in any game. You've turned a frustrating limitation into an incredible advantage, all by accident. Now every time you play a new game, you immediately start trying to get stuck in walls, hoping to find similar exploits. Your friends think you're crazy, but they can't argue with your results.