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Fever Dream
"Fever, but it forgets to stop."
How do I install Fever Dream?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Fever Dream for Muse Dash in one click.
</>What does Fever Dream do?
Fever is the best few seconds of any Muse Dash run, and it is over almost as soon as it starts. Fever Dream stretches it out and turns up what it is worth. You get a longer window, a bigger score payout while it is running, and the option to have it trigger automatically so you are not sitting on a full gauge waiting for a safe moment to spend it. Switch Auto Fever on before you start a song and it runs for the whole chart. The result is a run that spends far more of its time in the loud, bright, high-scoring part of the song. There is a boost slider so you can decide whether this is a gentle extension or something completely over the top. Turn the mod off and Fever goes back to its normal short, precious self.
</>What is Fever Dream?
Fever is the loudest few seconds of a Muse Dash run and it is over almost instantly. Fever Dream holds it open for longer, multiplies what it pays out with a slider up to 800 percent, and can trigger Fever for you if you switch Auto Fever on before the song starts. One-click install from the ProjectMods desktop app.
</>Common questions about Fever Dream
What does Fever Dream do in Muse Dash?
Fever Dream stretches Muse Dash's Fever mode, the short loud high-scoring state you build towards during a run, and increases what it pays out while it is running. A percentage slider from 100 up to 800 controls how far it goes, so you can pick anything from a modest extension to a run that spends most of its time in the bright part of the song. A separate Auto Fever option triggers Fever for you instead of leaving you sat on a full gauge waiting for a safe moment. Turn the main toggle off and Fever goes back to its normal short, precious self.
What does the Boost slider actually change?
Boost is a percentage that controls both how long Fever lasts and how much it rewards you in Muse Dash. 100 is untouched, 200 is roughly double, and the slider runs all the way to 800 if you want Fever to dominate the run. Because it works as a percentage rather than a fixed number, the same setting behaves sensibly on a short two-minute track and on a longer one. Start around 200 to 300 if you want the song to feel like Muse Dash with a generous Fever, and push towards 800 when you want the loud, over-the-top version. You can move it between songs freely.
Why does Auto Fever not kick in when I turn it on mid-song?
Auto Fever is a setting Muse Dash locks in the moment a song starts, so switching it on halfway through a chart has nothing to act on. Set it before you pick a track, or back out to song select and start the run again, and it works from the first note. This is the one option in Fever Dream that cares about timing, because the main toggle and the Boost slider can both be changed whenever you like. If Fever never triggers on its own, the answer is almost always that the option was flipped after the run had already begun. Restart the song and it behaves.
Does Fever Dream change the notes or the difficulty of a chart?
No. Fever Dream only affects Muse Dash's Fever state: how long it lasts, how much it pays, and whether it triggers on its own. The chart is untouched, so the same notes arrive at the same time in the same lanes, and you still have to hit them. Your health, your judgments and the difficulty rating of the song are all unchanged, which means a hard chart is exactly as hard with the mod on. What changes is how much of the run is spent in the loud high-scoring window and what that window is worth. Switch the main toggle off and Fever behaves normally again.
How does Fever Dream pair with Score Surge?
They stack in an obvious way: Fever Dream keeps you inside Muse Dash's high-scoring Fever window for longer, and Score Surge multiplies what every note is worth on top of that. Run both with modest settings if you just want to clear a stubborn rank threshold, or push both sliders up when you want a genuinely silly number on the results screen. If you would rather keep your serious attempts honest, use Fever Dream on its own, because it changes when the big scoring happens rather than inflating everything. Both switch on and off with a click, so you can keep one session for records and one for fun.
What options does Fever Dream include?
Boost
How much to stretch and reward Fever, as a percentage. 200 means double.
Enabled
Master switch. Turn off to go back to normal Fever behaviour.
Diagnose
Writes a diagnostics file (diag-MuseDashFeverDream.txt) to your ProjectMods mods folder. Press it while in a song to confirm the mod is live and see the fever gauge.
Auto Fever
Triggers Fever for you automatically. Set this before you start a song.
Fever Dream, a Muse Dash mod from ProjectMods, holds Fever mode open for longer and multiplies what it pays out, with a boost slider up to 800 percent and an Auto Fever option you switch on before a song starts.
System Requirements
What features does Fever Dream include?
- Stretches Fever so the loudest, brightest stretch of a run sticks around far longer
- Turns up what Fever pays out, with a slider running from a gentle nudge all the way to eight times normal
- Auto Fever fires it for you, so you are not sitting on a full gauge waiting for a safe patch
- Set Auto Fever from the menu before you start a song and it stays on for the whole chart
- Switch the mod off and Fever goes back to its usual short, precious burst
Best For
- Score chasers who want a much bigger slice of every run spent in the high-paying window
- Players who keep hoarding a full Fever gauge and then losing it to a section that goes wrong
- A daft evening where you push the slider to the top and watch a familiar chart go full neon
- Creators recording B-roll who want those flashy Fever visuals on screen far more often
- Getting a stubborn chart over a rank threshold without changing a single note of it
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Iron Beat
Softens every hit so a mistake barely dents your health. A slider sets how much of each hit's damage you shrug off.
Score Surge
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Trophy Wall
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