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Time Bender (Game Speed)

"Fast-forward the boring bits or slow down for the big swings."

Fell & Sell — Time Bender (Game Speed)
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How do I install Time Bender (Game Speed)?

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Version1.0.0
Updated2026/08/29
AuthorProjectMods
Game SpeedTimeSlow MotionQuality of Life

</>What does Time Bender (Game Speed) do?

Some parts of a run you want over with fast; others you want to savour frame by frame. Time Bender puts the pace of the entire game in your hands with one slider. Crank it up to blast through waiting, long dungeon walks and the back-and-forth of restocking your shop in a fraction of the time. Pull it down below 100% for slow-motion — perfect for lining up a tricky dodge, reading a boss's tell, or just enjoying a big moment. It leaves the game's own pauses alone, so opening a menu still stops the action cleanly. Set it and forget it, or nudge it on the fly to match whatever you're doing.

</>What is Time Bender (Game Speed)?

Some parts of a run you want over fast; others you want to savour frame by frame. Time Bender puts the pace of all of Fell & Sell in your hands with one slider. Crank it up to blast through waiting, long dungeon walks and the back-and-forth of restocking your shop, or pull it below 100% for slow-motion — perfect for lining up a tricky dodge or reading a boss's tell. It leaves the game's own menu pauses alone, so opening a menu still stops the action cleanly.

</>Common questions about Time Bender (Game Speed)

What does Time Bender (Game Speed) do in Fell & Sell?

Time Bender puts the pace of the entire game in your hands in Fell & Sell with a single slider. Set it above 100% to speed everything up and blast through waiting, long dungeon walks, and restocking runs in a fraction of the time. Pull it below 100% for slow-motion, which is perfect for lining up a tricky dodge, reading a boss's tell, or savouring a big moment. This ProjectMods mod affects the whole world at once — dungeon floor and shop floor alike — and you can set it and forget it or nudge it on the fly to match whatever you're doing.

What does the Game Speed value control in Time Bender?

The Game Speed value in Time Bender sets how fast the world runs in Fell & Sell, expressed as a percent. At 100 everything plays at normal speed. Anything above 100 speeds the whole game up — the higher you go, the faster time passes — while anything below 100 slows it into slow-motion. The dial runs from 25 all the way to 500, so you can go anywhere from a quarter speed to five times faster. That single number covers your movement, combat, and the whole shop-and-dungeon loop at once. You can leave it at a comfortable setting for a run or adjust it constantly to speed through dull stretches and slow down for the exciting ones.

Does Time Bender still let menus pause the game in Fell & Sell?

Yes. Time Bender leaves the game's own pauses alone in Fell & Sell, so opening a menu still stops the action cleanly even while the speed is changed. That's on purpose — the slider changes how fast the world runs while you're playing, but it doesn't touch the moments the game means to freeze. So you can crank the speed up for a fast run and still get a proper, fully-paused menu whenever you open one, rather than a menu that keeps running in the background.

Can Time Bender do both fast-forward and slow-motion?

Time Bender does both from the same slider in Fell & Sell. Push the Game Speed value above 100% and it becomes a fast-forward, ideal for blitzing the slow parts — backtracking through cleared floors, waiting around, and stocking the shop back up. Drop it below 100% and it becomes slow-motion, giving you extra time to line up a precise dodge, read an attack, or just enjoy a dramatic moment frame by frame. Because it's one continuous control, you can swing between the two extremes instantly depending on what the current moment calls for.

When should I use Time Bender in a Fell & Sell run?

Time Bender shines in Fell & Sell whenever the pace isn't matching what you're doing. Speed it up for the stretches you've done a hundred times — long dungeon walks, hauling a full bag back to the surface, and the endless back-and-forth of restocking shelves and running your shop — so more of your session goes on the parts you actually enjoy. Slow it down for the moments that demand precision — a tricky dodge, a boss with a tight attack tell, or a hectic fight you want more time to read. Set it once and forget it, or nudge it on the fly as the run changes.

What options does Time Bender (Game Speed) include?

Enabled

Master switch. Turn off to put the game back to normal speed.

Game Speed

World speed as a percent. 100 is normal, above speeds everything up, below drops into slow motion.

Quick Answer

Time Bender, a ProjectMods mod for Fell & Sell, is a game-speed slider that speeds up or slows down the whole world, so you can fast-forward long dungeon walks and shop restocking or drop into slow-motion for tricky fights.

System Requirements

OS: Windows 8/8.1/10/11 (x64)
Processor: Quad Core Processor or equivalent
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 760 2 GB or equivalent
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 4 GB available space

What features does Time Bender (Game Speed) include?

  • Set the pace of the whole game with one slider, from crawling slow-motion to a fast blur.
  • Crank it above 100% to blast through long dungeon walks, waiting and shop restocking in a fraction of the time.
  • Drop below 100% for slow-motion — perfect for a tricky dodge or reading a boss's tell.
  • Leaves the game's own pauses alone, so opening a menu still stops the action cleanly.

Best For

  • Grinders who want to fast-forward the dull stretches — long dungeon walks, hauling loot back, restocking shelves — and get to the good parts sooner.
  • Line up a hard dodge or block in slow-motion when a boss fight gets too fast to read.
  • Content creators who want to speed through setup off-camera and slow down for the highlight moments.
  • Nudge it on the fly to match whatever you're doing — fast for travel, slow for a big swing.

Last updated: 2026/08/29

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