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Rain Check
"Hit pause on the killer rain and explore on your own clock."
How do I install Rain Check?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Rain Check for Rain World in one click.
</>What does Rain Check do?
Every cycle in Rain World is a countdown to a downpour that will end your run, and it never feels like enough time. Rain Check simply stops the clock. Switch it on and the cycle timer holds right where it is — the rain stays away, the water stops rising, and you can comb every pipe and pearl at your own pace. Perfect for mapping a new region, tracking down a hidden room, or just sitting somewhere gorgeous. Turn it off and the clock ticks on toward the storm again.
</>What is Rain Check?
Every cycle in Rain World is a countdown to a downpour that ends your run, and it never feels like enough time. Rain Check simply stops the clock — the cycle timer holds where it is, the rain stays away, the water stops rising, and you can comb every pipe and pearl at your own pace. A free-tier mod from ProjectMods. Turn it off and the clock ticks toward the storm again.
</>Common questions about Rain Check
What does Rain Check do in Rain World?
Rain Check freezes the cycle clock in Rain World, so the deadly rain never arrives and you get unlimited time to explore. Normally every cycle is a countdown: the timer ticks down, the screen warns you, and then a run-ending downpour floods the region. Rain Check simply stops that clock where it stands — the rain stays away, the water stops rising, and the pressure lifts entirely. That lets you comb every pipe, pearl and hidden room at your own pace instead of racing the storm. Rain Check is a free-tier mod from ProjectMods, and turning it off lets the clock tick on toward the rain again.
How does the Hold Back the Rain toggle work?
Hold Back the Rain is the single switch behind Rain Check in Rain World. Flip it on and the cycle timer freezes at whatever value it currently shows, so the countdown to the downpour never advances and the rain simply does not come; flip it off and the clock resumes ticking from where it paused, marching toward the storm as normal. There are no numbers to set — it either holds the timer or lets it run. Because ProjectMods toggles are reversible and do not modify your save, you can freeze the clock for a relaxed exploring session, then switch it back on the moment you want the cycle's tension and time pressure back.
Does Rain Check stop the rising water and flood as well?
Yes. Because Rain Check freezes the whole cycle clock in Rain World, the rising water and the flood that normally arrive with the downpour are held off too — the timer that triggers them never reaches its end. That means flooded regions stay at their current water level and you can explore low-lying areas without the tide creeping up on you. It effectively pauses the environmental countdown rather than just the visual timer. If you would rather keep the threat of rising water, switch Hold Back the Rain off and the cycle resumes toward the flood. Rain Check is a free-tier mod from ProjectMods.
Is Rain Check the same as making my slugcat invincible?
No — Rain Check and invincibility solve different Rain World problems. Rain Check freezes the cycle clock so the rain and flood never arrive, giving you unlimited time, but it does not protect your slugcat from anything else: predators, falls and drowning can still kill you while the timer is paused. If you want to survive those too, a separate ProjectMods mod like Immortal Slugcat handles bodily danger, while Rain Check handles the clock. Many players run both together for a totally pressure-free session. On its own, Rain Check is purely about time — it stops the countdown, nothing more. It is a free-tier mod from ProjectMods.
Why would I use Rain Check in Rain World?
Rain Check is for anyone who wants to explore Rain World without the constant tick of the cycle timer. Use it to map a new region thoroughly, to track down a well-hidden room or pearl without abandoning the search when the rain closes in, or simply to sit somewhere gorgeous and take it all in. It is a favourite for content creators lining up shots, and for players who love the world but find the time limit stressful. Because it is a free-tier mod from ProjectMods and fully reversible, you can hold back the rain for as long as you like, then switch it off and race the storm again whenever you want that pressure back.
What options does Rain Check include?
Hold Back the Rain
Freezes the cycle clock where it stands, so the rain never comes and you have unlimited time. Turn it off to let the clock run again.
Rain Check is a free Rain World mod from ProjectMods that freezes the cycle clock where it stands, so the deadly rain never arrives and you get all the time you want to explore.
System Requirements
What features does Rain Check include?
- Freezes the cycle clock right where it stands, so the deadly rain simply never shows up.
- Holds the water back and stops it rising, handing you as much time as you want in a region.
- Lets you comb every pipe, pearl and hidden room at your own pace, with no countdown looming.
- Sets the clock ticking toward the storm again the second you switch it off.
Best For
- Explorers mapping a brand-new region who need more than a single cycle to see all of it.
- Players hunting a specific hidden room or pearl without the rain cutting the search short.
- Creators who want to sit somewhere gorgeous and set up a shot without the storm rolling in.
- Anyone who finds the cycle timer stressful and just wants to wander without the ticking clock.
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