Popular searches for Time Bender (Game Speed)

  • wizard of legend game speed mod
  • wizard of legend slow motion mod
  • how to slow down time in wizard of legend
  • wizard of legend turbo mode mod
  • wizard of legend speed up game mod
  • wizard of legend game speed slider
  • how do i change game speed in wizard of legend
  • wizard of legend bullet time mod
  • wizard of legend fast forward mod
  • projectmods wizard of legend time bender
  • wyzard of legend slow mo mod
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
All Mods

Want more mods for Wizard of Legend? Explore our entire collection!

</>
</> FREE MOD

Time Bender (Game Speed)

"Slow the chaos to a crawl, or fast-forward the boring bits."

Wizard of Legend — Time Bender (Game Speed)
</> gameplay
FREE

How do I install Time Bender (Game Speed)?

Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Time Bender (Game Speed) for Wizard of Legend in one click.

Version1.0.0
Updated2026/08/24
AuthorProjectMods
Game SpeedSlow MotionTurboControl

</>What does Time Bender (Game Speed) do?

Wizard of Legend can get frantic, and sometimes you want to breathe, or hurry things along. Time Bender puts the game's speed on a slider. Slide below 1 for slow motion, so you can read a boss's bullet pattern and thread the needle with ease. Slide above 1 to fast-forward through rooms you have already mastered. The mod politely steps aside for the game's own pause menu and its dramatic impact freezes, so nothing feels broken. Turn it off and the pace goes right back to normal.

</>What is Time Bender (Game Speed)?

Time Bender puts the pace of Wizard of Legend on a slider. Slide below 1 for slow motion so you can read a boss's bullet pattern, or above 1 to fast-forward through rooms you have already mastered. It steps aside politely for the pause menu and the game's own dramatic freezes, so nothing feels broken. A free-tier mod from ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.

</>Common questions about Time Bender (Game Speed)

What does Time Bender do in Wizard of Legend?

Time Bender is a Wizard of Legend mod that puts the entire game's speed on a slider you control. Turn on the Enable toggle and set the Game Speed value: below 1 slows everything into slow motion, above 1 fast-forwards the action, and 1 is the normal pace. That lets you slow a frantic boss fight down enough to read and dodge its attacks, or speed through rooms you have already mastered so they do not drag. The whole game world respects the setting, enemies and all. Turn the toggle off and the pace goes straight back to normal whenever you want.

What does the Game Speed slider do below 1 versus above 1?

The Game Speed slider in Time Bender works in two directions in Wizard of Legend. Any value below 1 puts the game into slow motion: enemies, projectiles and your own character all move slower, which makes tight bullet-hell patterns much easier to read and thread. Any value above 1 fast-forwards everything, speeding up the whole scene so easy or repetitive rooms fly by. A value of exactly 1 is normal speed. Because it is a continuous slider rather than fixed presets, you can pick a gentle slow-down for a tricky moment or a dramatic crawl, and likewise choose a mild or heavy fast-forward.

Do pause menus and the game's slow-motion effects still work with Time Bender on?

Yes, and this is one of the details that makes Time Bender feel clean in Wizard of Legend. The mod deliberately steps aside for the game's own moments: when you open the pause menu it behaves normally, and the game's built-in dramatic impact freezes, the little slow-motion beats on big hits, still play as intended. So your custom game speed applies to regular play, but it does not fight with the systems that are supposed to pause or freeze the action. The result is that nothing feels broken or stuck. You get full control of the pace without breaking menus or the game's own flourishes.

What speed range can I set with Time Bender?

Time Bender gives you a continuous Game Speed slider in Wizard of Legend, centred on 1 for normal pace. Slide downward for slow motion, with lower numbers meaning a heavier slow-down, all the way to a dramatic crawl that makes even the busiest boss pattern easy to track. Slide upward to fast-forward, with higher numbers speeding the game up more, so cleared rooms and travel take a fraction of the time. Because it is a slider rather than a couple of fixed settings, you can dial in exactly the pace a given moment needs and change it again the instant the situation does.

When would I slow down or speed up with Time Bender?

Time Bender is handy whenever the default pace of Wizard of Legend does not suit the moment. Slow it down when a boss floods the screen with projectiles and you want time to breathe, read the pattern and thread the gaps cleanly. Speed it up when you are moving through rooms you have already mastered, or backtracking, and you would rather not sit through them at full length. Some players also slow things right down to line up a tricky spell combo, then return to normal for the rest of the fight. Because the slider changes instantly, you can switch approach on the fly.

What options does Time Bender (Game Speed) include?

Enable

Turn on to control the game speed. Turn off for normal pace.

Game Speed

Below 1 is slow motion, above 1 is fast forward. 1 is normal speed.

Quick Answer

Time Bender is a free Wizard of Legend mod from ProjectMods that puts the whole game's speed on a slider, from slow motion for tricky patterns to fast-forward through easy rooms.

System Requirements

OS *: Windows 7 or later
Processor: Intel Core i3
Memory: 4 GB RAM
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 1 GB available space
Additional Notes: Gamepad support for XInput devices

What features does Time Bender (Game Speed) include?

  • Slow the game below 1 for slow motion so you can read a boss's bullet pattern and thread the gaps
  • Speed things above 1 to fast-forward through rooms you have already mastered
  • Set the exact pace you want on a single slider, anywhere from a crawl to a blur
  • It steps aside for your pause menu and the game's dramatic freezes, so nothing feels broken

Best For

  • You keep getting clipped by a boss's projectile wall and want slow motion to actually see the openings
  • Returning players who want to fast-forward the easy early rooms and get to the real challenge
  • Content creators who want slow-motion footage of a tricky dodge for a tutorial or highlight
  • Anyone who finds the game too frantic and just wants a moment to breathe between the chaos

Last updated: 2026/08/24

ProjectMods logo
</> DESKTOP

Get the ProjectMods Desktop App

Easily manage all mods, control in-game settings, participate in events, earn rewards and badges, request custom mods for the community to vote on, and engage with fellow modders

Download for Windows