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Ghost Step (Endless Dashes)
"Dash, dash, dash again. The cooldown never saw it coming."
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How do I install Ghost Step (Endless Dashes)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Ghost Step (Endless Dashes) for Sephiria in one click.
</>What does Ghost Step (Endless Dashes) do?
The dash is your lifeline in Sephiria — for dodging, repositioning, and squeezing through bullet-hell moments. Ghost Step removes the limit entirely, letting you chain dashes back to back with no wait. Your dashes feel exactly the same — same speed, same distance — there's just no ceiling on how many you get. Weave through boss attacks, cross rooms in a blink, and never get caught flat-footed. Toggle it off and your normal dash meter returns.
</>What is Ghost Step (Endless Dashes)?
The dash is your lifeline in Sephiria's bullet-hell rooms, and Ghost Step takes the limit off completely. Chain dashes with zero wait, weave through boss patterns, and reposition on a whim. It's a free mod from ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games, and flips off any time you want your normal dash meter back.
</>Common questions about Ghost Step (Endless Dashes)
What does Ghost Step do in Sephiria?
Ghost Step removes the dash cooldown in Sephiria entirely, so you can dash as many times as you want without waiting for the meter to refill. The dash is your main tool for dodging bullet-hell attacks, repositioning, and squeezing through tight moments, and Ghost Step lets you chain them back to back with no ceiling. Your dashes feel exactly the same as they always do — same distance, same speed — there's just no limit on how many you get in a row. Weave through a boss's whole attack pattern, cross a room in a blink, or reset a bad position instantly. It's a free mod from ProjectMods, and you can flip it off any time to bring the normal dash meter back.
How does the endless dashing actually work in a run?
With Ghost Step on, your dash meter simply never becomes a constraint in Sephiria. Instead of firing off one or two dashes and then waiting to recover, you can dash, dash, and dash again with no gap between them. That changes how whole rooms feel — you stop rationing dashes for emergencies and start using them freely to reposition, bait attacks, and travel. The movement itself is untouched, so timing and distance stay familiar; only the ceiling is gone. It works the same in early floors and deep into Hard Mode.
Does Ghost Step help against boss fights and bullet-hell rooms?
Yes — boss fights and dense bullet-hell rooms are exactly where Ghost Step shines in Sephiria. Because you never run out of dashes, you can dodge through an entire attack string instead of surviving only the first hit or two. Big telegraphed slams, spreads of projectiles, and floor-wide patterns all become dodgeable when you can chain dashes on demand. It doesn't make you invincible or change enemy damage — if a hit lands, it still hurts — but it removes the moment where you're stuck in place because the meter is empty. For learning a tough boss, that safety net is huge.
What does the Enabled toggle do in Ghost Step?
Ghost Step keeps it simple with a single Enabled toggle — it's the master switch for the whole mod. Turn it on and your dash cooldown disappears, giving you unlimited back-to-back dashes in Sephiria. Turn it off and your normal dash meter returns exactly as the game intended, with the usual recovery time between dashes. There are no sliders or extra settings to fiddle with; it's an all-or-nothing switch. That makes it easy to flip on for a tricky boss and back off once you've cleared it, or to run vanilla movement whenever you want the full challenge again.
Why would I use Ghost Step instead of just getting better at dashing?
Ghost Step is for the moments when the vanilla dash meter is the thing holding you back, not your reflexes. Maybe you're learning a brutal Sephiria boss and want to practice dodging its full pattern without dying on the second hit. Maybe you're pushing deep into Hard Mode and want to explore without getting caught out of position. Or maybe you just want a relaxed, fast-moving run where you glide through rooms instead of pausing to recover dashes. It's also great for content creators showing off a level's layout on camera. Turn it off whenever you want the normal pace and challenge back.
What options does Ghost Step (Endless Dashes) include?
Enabled
Master switch. Turn on for unlimited dashes; turn off to go back to the normal dash meter.
Ghost Step is a free Sephiria mod from ProjectMods that removes the dash cooldown entirely, letting you chain dashes back to back to dodge bosses and zip across rooms.
System Requirements
What features does Ghost Step (Endless Dashes) include?
- Chain dashes back to back with no wait — the dash meter never gets a chance to empty out
- Weave through boss attacks and bullet-hell rooms, dashing as many times as it takes to survive
- Cross an entire room in a blur instead of walking, cutting the downtime between fights
- Toggle on for unlimited dashes, off to bring the normal dash meter right back
- Dashes feel exactly like the game's own — same speed, same distance, just no ceiling on how many you get
Best For
- Bullet-hell bosses eating you alive? Dash freely to sidestep every slam, laser, and shockwave without counting charges
- Speedrunners and impatient players who'd rather blink across a cleared room than stroll through it
- Newcomers still learning Sephiria's dodge timing, practicing with a safety net of endless escape options
- Streamers showing off flashy no-hit runs where constant dashing looks incredible on camera
- Reaching loot, altars, or exits tucked behind hazards you'd normally take a hit crossing
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