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Term Time Warp
"Fast forward the boring terms. Slow down the chaos."
How do I install Term Time Warp?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Term Time Warp for Two Point Campus in one click.
</>What does Term Time Warp do?
The built-in speed controls only go so far, and some stretches of a campus year are simply waiting. Term Time Warp gives you a proper speed slider, from half speed all the way up to eight times normal. Crank it up to blast through a quiet term while your courses tick over, then drop it back down when something interesting is happening and you want to actually watch it. Slowing below normal is genuinely useful too, particularly during a busy year end when you want to catch what is going wrong before it snowballs. Everything moves together at the new speed, so the campus stays coherent, it just runs on your schedule instead of its own. Switch the mod off and the game returns to its usual pace immediately.
</>What is Term Time Warp?
The built-in speed controls only go so far, and some stretches of a Two Point Campus year are simply waiting. Term Time Warp gives you a proper slider from half speed up to eight times normal, with everything moving together so the campus stays coherent. Crank it for a quiet term, drop below normal for a messy year end. From ProjectMods, the community-first modding app for 400+ PC games.
</>Common questions about Term Time Warp
What does Term Time Warp do in Two Point Campus?
Term Time Warp controls how fast the whole Two Point Campus simulation runs, with a slider from 50 percent up to 800 percent. That is half speed at the bottom and eight times normal at the top, which is well beyond what the game's own speed buttons reach. The default is 300 percent. It is a sustained toggle, so the speed you choose stays in place until you change it or switch the mod off, and switching off puts the game back to the pace it was running at before. Everything on campus moves together, so nothing gets out of step.
How is Term Time Warp different from the speed buttons in the game?
Range, mostly. Two Point Campus ships with a small set of speed steps, and the fastest of them still leaves you watching a quiet term tick past. Term Time Warp replaces that with a slider that reaches 800 percent, which is fast enough to move through an entire academic year while you go and make a cup of tea. It also goes the other way, down to 50 percent, which the built-in controls do not offer at all. And because it is a slider rather than fixed steps, you can find the exact pace that suits a particular campus instead of picking the nearest option.
Does running Two Point Campus at 800 percent break anything?
No, because everything speeds up together. Students walk faster, lessons run faster, terms roll over faster and the finances keep pace, so the campus stays internally consistent rather than having one system racing ahead of another. What does change is how much you can follow, since at the top of the range a term goes by very quickly and a problem can develop and get worse before you have noticed it. That is why the slider goes both directions. The easiest rhythm is to run Term Time Warp high while things are calm and pull it back down the moment something needs attention.
What do the Enabled and Game Speed options control?
Enabled is the master switch and Game Speed is the number. Turn Enabled off at any point and Two Point Campus goes straight back to the pace it was running at before Term Time Warp touched it, which makes it safe to flick on and off during a session. Game Speed is a percentage: 100 is the normal game, 300 is the default and means triple speed, 50 is half speed, and 800 is the ceiling. You can change the number while the mod is running, so finding the right pace for a particular term is a matter of nudging the slider rather than restarting anything.
Why would I run Two Point Campus slower than normal?
Because a busy year end moves faster than you can read it. When several courses are finishing, students are graduating, exams are running and the finances are swinging around, dropping Term Time Warp to 50 or 75 percent gives you time to see what is actually going wrong before it snowballs. It is the same reason a replay gets slowed down. Slow speed is also genuinely nice for watching a campus you have spent hours decorating, since the little details of student life are much easier to enjoy when everyone is not sprinting. You will probably come for the fast end and end up using both.
What options does Term Time Warp include?
Enabled
Master switch. Turn off to go back to the game's normal speed.
Game Speed
How fast the campus runs, as a percentage. 100 is normal, 300 is triple speed.
Available from ProjectMods, Term Time Warp gives Two Point Campus a speed slider from 50 to 800 percent, so you can blast through quiet terms or slow a chaotic year end right down to watch what is going wrong.
System Requirements
What features does Term Time Warp include?
- Adds a speed slider from half speed up to eight times normal, well past the built-in speed buttons
- Drops below normal too, which is genuinely handy during a chaotic year end when you want to watch what is going wrong
- Moves the whole campus together, so students, courses and staff all stay in step at any speed
- Starts at triple speed, so it is useful the second you turn it on without touching the slider
- Returns to the game's usual pace the moment you switch it off
Best For
- Players sitting through a quiet term where the courses simply need time to tick over
- Anyone chasing a long objective that is measured in academic years rather than actual decisions
- Players who want to slow a hectic year end right down and spot which part of the campus is falling apart
- Creators capturing a time lapse of a campus growing across several years without hours of raw footage
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