Library of hacking and skill minigames for heists, robberies and job scripts — any framework
Minigames are the connective tissue of modern FiveM gameplay: every heist door, every lockpick, every hacked terminal runs one. Glitch Minigames V2 collects a full library of these skill checks into a single resource your other scripts call with one export — replacing the tired circle-and-key check with genuinely varied challenges players do not mind failing.
A minigames library, not a single puzzle
- Multiple distinct game types — pattern matching, sequence memory, timing bars, wire-style puzzles and terminal hacks — each with its own feel.
- Difficulty scales per call: the corner-store till can be trivial while the bank vault demands real focus.
- Clean, glitch-aesthetic visuals that read instantly and look at home in any heist scene.
- Keyboard-driven play with responsive feedback, so success feels earned and failure feels fair.
Built to be called from anywhere
- Simple exports return success or failure to the calling script — integration is a few lines in any resource.
- Framework-agnostic core runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone servers without adjustment.
- Use it in heists, robberies, drug labs, job skill checks, door security or anything else that deserves tension.
- Swap it into existing scripts that expect a minigame callback with minimal rework.
Why variety is worth it
- Players who have run your bank fifty times still meet a fresh challenge when the games rotate.
- Distinct minigames per activity make each crime feel like its own craft rather than a shared button-mash.
- One shared library keeps difficulty consistent city-wide and updates every consumer at once.
One resource, dozens of moments
Because everything routes through exports, adopting the library is incremental: wire it into one robbery tonight, migrate the rest as you touch them. Every conversion upgrades a moment your players repeat daily. Browse more activities & minigames, or harden the targets these games protect with our heist & robbery scripts.