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Tempo Dial (Game Speed)
"Slow-mo for the hard bits. Fast-forward for the rest."
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How do I install Tempo Dial (Game Speed)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Tempo Dial (Game Speed) for Ori and the Will of the Wisps in one click.
</>What does Tempo Dial (Game Speed) do?
Tempo Dial puts the game's clock under your control. Switch on Change Game Speed and pick a Game Speed Percent: 50% gives you slow motion for tricky platforming and boss patterns, while 200% or more speeds through long treks and backtracking. Everything moves together (Ori, enemies and the world), so the game plays exactly the same, just faster or slower. Switch it off to return to normal speed.
</>What is Tempo Dial (Game Speed)?
Tempo Dial puts the clock of Ori and the Will of the Wisps under your control. Switch on Change Game Speed and pick a Game Speed Percent from 10 to 400: Ori, enemies, physics and timers all move together, so everything plays the same, just slower or faster. From ProjectMods, the community-first game modding platform with mods for Hollow Knight, The Messenger and many more games.
</>Common questions about Tempo Dial (Game Speed)
What does Tempo Dial do in Ori and the Will of the Wisps?
Tempo Dial is a ProjectMods mod for Ori and the Will of the Wisps that changes the speed of the whole game. Switch on Change Game Speed and set Game Speed Percent: 100 is normal, 50 is half speed and 200 is double. Ori, enemies, physics and timers all change together, so the game plays exactly the same, just slower or faster. Use slow motion to learn tricky platforming and attack patterns, or speed things up for long treks. Switch it off to go back to normal speed.
Does Tempo Dial slow down only the enemies?
No. Tempo Dial changes the speed of everything at once in Ori and the Will of the Wisps: Ori, enemies, physics and timers all run at the Game Speed Percent you choose. That's what keeps the game consistent and predictable at any setting, because jumps, attacks and enemy patterns stay in the same rhythm relative to each other. At 50 you get more time to react to everything, not just enemies. If you only want Ori to move faster while the world stays normal, Swift Spirit, another ProjectMods mod, speeds up Ori's running instead.
How slow and how fast can Tempo Dial go?
Tempo Dial's Game Speed Percent runs from 10 to 400 and starts at 150. At 10, Ori and the Will of the Wisps crawls along at a tenth of normal speed, which is great for studying a tricky sequence moment by moment. At 400 the game runs four times as fast, turning long treks and backtracking into a quick blur. You can change the number from the ProjectMods launcher's mod panel while you play, so it's easy to slow down for one hard section and speed up again afterwards.
Does Tempo Dial change the difficulty setting?
No. Tempo Dial never touches the difficulty chosen in the game's menu. Ori and the Will of the Wisps keeps the same difficulty setting; only the speed at which everything happens changes. Slowing the game down gives you more time to react, which can make hard sections feel easier, but the rules of every fight stay identical. If you'd rather change the damage than the speed, Balance of Power is the ProjectMods mod that makes Ori hit harder and take less damage.
When should I use slow motion or fast-forward with Tempo Dial?
Use slow motion when precision matters. Settings around 50 to 70 in Ori and the Will of the Wisps make fast platforming, tight Bash chains and busy fights far easier to read, which is ideal for learning a section before playing it at full speed. Use fast-forward, 200 and above, for stretches that test patience rather than skill: crossing explored areas, backtracking for collectibles or waiting out slow moments. Tempo Dial is easy to adjust on the fly from the ProjectMods launcher, so you can switch between both in a single session.
What options does Tempo Dial (Game Speed) include?
Change Game Speed
Runs the game at Game Speed Percent. Switch off for normal speed.
Game Speed Percent
How fast the game runs while Change Game Speed is on: 100 is normal, 50 is half speed, 200 is double.
Tempo Dial is a ProjectMods mod for Ori and the Will of the Wisps that runs the whole game anywhere from 10% to 400% of normal speed, so you can slow tricky moments down or fast-forward long treks.
System Requirements
What features does Tempo Dial (Game Speed) include?
- Run the whole game at any speed from 10 percent to 400 percent with Change Game Speed and Game Speed Percent.
- Slow everything to 50 for half-speed platforming, or push to 200 to double the pace.
- Scale Ori, enemies, physics and timers all at once, so the game plays the same, only faster or slower.
- Adjust Game Speed Percent while you play from the launcher's mod panel; switch off for normal speed.
Best For
- Players stuck on a fast, precise platforming section who drop to 50 percent to learn the timing before trying it at full speed.
- Players who struggle with quick boss attack patterns and want a slower 70 percent to read and react to each move.
- Returning players on a long trek between areas who bump it to 200 percent to cover familiar ground faster.
- Content creators filming dramatic slow-motion shots of combat or scenery at 10 to 25 percent.
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