Panludia
COMMUNITY INTEGRATION
HasteArchipelago randomizer mod
Run through collapsing worlds with abilities and Shards supplied by other games. Configure fragment clears, shops and hub purchases to shape your Archipelago journey.
Maintained by WritingHusky, JXJacob
- Reviewed build
- 0.5.1
- OS
- Windows
- Last reviewed
- 8 Sept 2026
- Installation
- Manual installation
How the game changes
- Progressive Shards unlock later runs; abilities, hub NPCs and Captain upgrades can enter the item pool.
- Optional speed progression starts at 60% and increases through received upgrades to 120%. Persistent items provide equipment at a Shard's start.
- Boss defeats, fragment clears, shop purchases, costumes and hub upgrades can send checks. Shop and fragment checks may be global or per Shard.
- Choose your starting Shard and target boss, including supported Disaster Shards. Global Shop Packs can gate later groups of purchases.
- Optional DeathLink and fragment-long traps connect your runs to the multiworld. The mod's built-in connection interface avoids a separate game-specific client.
Before you start
- Use Archipelago 0.6.4 or newer, the current haste.apworld and the Steam Workshop mod. Each seed needs a new, empty save selected in Settings: vanilla saves and previous AP saves are not compatible.
- The mod changes story and meta-progression flags. This is a randomized progression route, not an untouched story playthrough.
- Check-density and distribution settings can multiply campaign length dramatically. Version 0.5.1 disallows one especially excessive triangular/dynamic combination; other demanding combinations remain possible.
- Leave Base Disaster Level disabled unless deliberately seeking an advanced challenge: its author explicitly provides no safeguarding logic for that option.
- Use an Archipelago text client for hints and chat. Endless Shard handling and an in-game DeathLink toggle remain listed as future work, not available features.
- Speed Demon REVIVED is incompatible and HarmonyX has caused hub-NPC problems. macOS and console editions are explicitly unsupported; Linux generator instructions alone do not establish Linux game-mod support.