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Undying
"Death is a choice. You said no."
How do I install Undying?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Undying for Halls of Torment in one click.
</>What does Undying do?
Undying makes you completely unkillable in Halls of Torment. Enemy hits, boss attacks, hazards on the floor — none of it takes you down. It switches off the moment you want a real challenge again, with nothing left altered in your save. Use it to explore every corner of a map, learn a boss pattern without restarting, push deep into a run to test a build, or let a newer player enjoy the chaos without the frustration. Pair it with Glass Cannon to become an unstoppable wrecking ball.
</>What is Undying?
Undying makes you completely unkillable in Halls of Torment — enemy hits, boss attacks, and hazards on the floor simply stop taking you down. Use it to explore every corner of a map, learn a boss pattern without restarting, or let a newer player enjoy the chaos without the frustration. Pair it with Glass Cannon to become an unstoppable wrecking ball. Free from ProjectMods.
</>Common questions about Undying
What does Undying do in Halls of Torment?
Undying makes you completely unkillable in Halls of Torment. Enemy hits, boss attacks, and hazards on the floor stop taking you down entirely, so you can wade into the thickest swarm, tank every slam, and clear the halls without ever seeing the death screen. It switches off cleanly the moment you want a real challenge again, so it never gets in the way. Use it to explore every corner of a map, learn a boss pattern without restarting, or let a newer player enjoy the chaos without the frustration. Undying is a free mod from ProjectMods, and it pairs perfectly with Glass Cannon to become an unstoppable wrecking ball.
Does Undying block every kind of damage in Halls of Torment?
Undying is built to stop all the ways you'd normally die in Halls of Torment — direct enemy contact, boss attacks, and the environmental hazards scattered across the floor. Rather than just topping up your health, it keeps you from being taken down at all, so even a hit that would instantly delete a fragile character does nothing. That completeness is the point: you don't have to watch your health bar or plan around a specific threat, because none of them can end the run. It stays out of your way until you toggle it off, at which point the game's normal danger returns exactly as it was, with nothing altered in your save.
Can I still take a real challenge with Undying installed?
Absolutely — Undying only protects you while it's switched on, and it turns off cleanly the instant you want the difficulty back in Halls of Torment. Because toggling it doesn't alter your save or the run's mechanics, you can flip it on to survive one brutal stretch or learn a boss's pattern, then switch it off and finish the run for real. Nothing carries over or lingers once it's disabled; the game's normal lethality returns immediately. That makes it just as useful for a focused practice session as for a carefree god-mode romp. You're never locked into invincibility — it's a safety net you raise and lower whenever you choose.
How do I turn Undying on and off?
Undying works as a simple toggle in Halls of Torment — flip it on to become unkillable and off to hand the danger back, with no complicated settings to manage. There's no timer counting down and no meter to watch; while it's on, you're safe, and while it's off, the game plays exactly like vanilla. Because switching it doesn't touch your save, you can turn it on for a single hairy wave and off again the moment you're clear, as many times as you like in a run. That instant, reversible control is what makes it handy for practice: protect yourself through the part you're learning, then drop the shield and test whether you've actually got it.
Why would I pair Undying with Glass Cannon?
Pairing Undying with Glass Cannon turns Halls of Torment into a pure wrecking-ball power fantasy. Undying makes you completely unkillable, which cancels out the one downside of Glass Cannon — its huge damage boost leaves your health untouched and fragile. Run them together and you deal up to ten times damage while nothing can touch you, so you can charge into the densest swarm and watch the entire hall disintegrate risk-free. On its own, Undying is also perfect for exploring a map, learning a boss without restarting, or easing a newer player into the chaos. Both are free ProjectMods mods and toggle independently, so you can mix, match, and switch either off whenever you want the challenge back.
What options does Undying include?
Enabled
Master switch. Turn off to go back to normal play.
Undying makes you completely unkillable in Halls of Torment. It's a ProjectMods mod, so enemy hits, boss attacks, and floor hazards simply stop taking you down.
What features does Undying include?
- Makes you completely unkillable, so enemy hits, boss slams, and floor hazards all do nothing
- Switches off cleanly the moment you want a real challenge back
- Lets you push deep into a run and stress-test a build with zero death risk
- Pairs with Glass Cannon to become a fragile-turned-unstoppable wrecking ball
Best For
- Learning a boss pattern up close without restarting the whole run every time you die
- Exploring every corner of a map to see what is out there, no pressure at all
- Newer players who want to enjoy the chaos without the frustration of the death screen
- Build-testers pushing far past their usual wall to see how a combo scales into the late game
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.
Magnet Hands
Blow your pickup range wide open so gold, gems, and drops come flying to you from clear across the hall. No more circling back through a swarm for that one last pile.
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.
