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Time Warp
"Slow-mo bullet-time or fast-forward chaos."
How do I install Time Warp?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Time Warp for Halls of Torment in one click.
</>What does Time Warp do?
Time Warp puts the speed of Halls of Torment on a slider. Drop it to a quarter speed when a screen full of projectiles has you cornered and you want time to read every gap, or crank it up to blast through the early minutes of a run you have played a hundred times. It is perfect for practising a tricky boss, grabbing relaxed screenshots, or just skipping the grind to get to the part you actually enjoy. Turn it off any time to snap back to normal pace.
</>What is Time Warp?
Time Warp puts the speed of Halls of Torment on a slider. Drop it to a quarter speed when a screen full of projectiles has you cornered and you want time to read every gap, or crank it up to blast through the early minutes of a run you have played a hundred times. Perfect for practising a boss or skipping the grind. Free from ProjectMods.
</>Common questions about Time Warp
What does Time Warp do in Halls of Torment?
Time Warp puts the speed of Halls of Torment on a slider. Drop it to a fraction of normal speed when a screen full of projectiles has you cornered and you want time to read every gap, or crank it up to blast through the early minutes of a run you've played a hundred times. It changes the pace of the whole game, not just your character, so slow-motion turns a frantic boss wave into a readable puzzle and fast-forward skips the slow stretches. Time Warp is a free mod from ProjectMods, and you can snap back to normal pace any time you like.
Can Time Warp both slow down and speed up the game?
Yes — Time Warp works in both directions in Halls of Torment, which is what sets it apart from a simple fast-forward. Slide below normal, down to around quarter speed, and everything moves in slow motion: enemy projectiles crawl, boss wind-ups stretch out, and you get the breathing room to thread pixel-perfect dodges. Slide above normal and the run fast-forwards, compressing the quiet opening minutes into seconds. Because the whole game scales together, slow-mo never feels like input lag and fast-forward never desyncs your controls — you're just experiencing the same run at a different tempo. One slider covers both the tensest and the most tedious parts of a run.
Does Time Warp affect enemies and projectiles too, or just me?
Time Warp scales the entire game in Halls of Torment, not just your character — enemies, projectiles, bosses, spawn timers, and your own movement all slow down or speed up together. That's essential to how it works: if only you slowed down, everything else would feel impossibly fast. Because it moves the whole clock at once, slow motion gives you a genuine advantage for reading and dodging dense projectile patterns, while fast-forward compresses a whole run's pacing evenly. Nothing gets out of sync. It's the difference between a true bullet-time effect and a lopsided one, and it's why Time Warp is so useful for practising a specific boss pattern at a pace you can actually follow.
How slow or fast can I set Time Warp?
Time Warp gives you a wide range in Halls of Torment, from roughly a quarter of normal speed at the slow end up to a brisk fast-forward at the top. Down low, a screen full of bullets becomes a readable puzzle you can pick your way through; up high, the early grind of a familiar run flies by. You set the exact point on the slider, so you can nudge it just slightly for a small edge or swing it to an extreme for a dramatic effect. And because it's a live control, you can slow down for one dangerous wave, then speed straight back up once you're clear — no need to commit to a single speed for the whole run.
Why would I use Time Warp during a run?
Players use Time Warp in Halls of Torment for two very different reasons, and it handles both. Slowing time down is perfect for practising a tricky boss, surviving a cornered moment when projectiles fill the screen, or grabbing clean screenshots of the chaos. Speeding time up is for skipping the slow early minutes of a run you've done many times, so you reach the part you actually enjoy faster. Content creators also love it for pacing footage — slow-mo for dramatic near-misses, fast-forward to trim dead air. Whatever the reason, it's a free ProjectMods mod that snaps back to normal pace instantly, so you're only ever a slider away from the standard experience.
What options does Time Warp include?
Enabled
Master switch. Turn off to go back to normal play.
Game Speed
How fast the game runs. Below 1 is slow motion, above 1 is fast forward.
Time Warp puts the pace of Halls of Torment on a slider. This ProjectMods mod lets you crawl through a boss wave in slow motion for perfect dodges, or fast-forward the slow stretches of a farm run.
What features does Time Warp include?
- Put the whole game's pace on a slider, from a crawling quarter-speed to a fast-forward blur
- Slow time right down to read every projectile gap during a cornered boss wave
- Speed through the quiet opening minutes of a run you have played a hundred times
- Snap straight back to normal pace the instant you toggle it off
Best For
- Practising a brutal boss pattern in slow motion until the dodges become muscle memory
- Grabbing clean, relaxed screenshots without the action rushing past the lens
- Blasting through the slow early stretch of a farm run to reach the part you actually enjoy
- Streamers narrating a tense moment who want time to explain what is happening on screen
Gold Rush
Tap a key and drop a pile of gold straight into your stash. Unlock characters, traits, and upgrades in a fraction of the usual grind.
Wide Load
Balloon the size of your attacks so they sweep across the whole screen. Perfect for area builds that want to blanket the hall in one swing.
Turbo Legs
Kick your movement speed up so you can kite entire swarms, dodge boss slams, and zip between objectives. Dial it from a light jog to a full sprint.
