Halls of Torment is in Early Access on Steam. As its developers are still working on it, they have introduced several launch options. Here you will learn more about them.
Early Access program allows fans to enjoy earlier the titles they are waiting for, as the name suggests, while still supporting developers in their work. That does not come without its drawbacks though. By sharing work-in-progress version of the game, players are almost certain to find bugs and glitches. This is exactly the case for Halls of Torment, which entered the EA program back in May this year. To troubleshoot some issues reported by fans, developers have introduced a few launching options to the game. Let’s see what they are and if you should use them.
Halls of Torment uses interesting game engine called Godot. As every technology it has its quirks that may be causing problems. To mitigate those, several launch options were introduced.

If you don’t see launch options while opening Halls of Torment, that means that you have probably checked “Always use this option” box. To verify which one you have selected, or change it, right click on the game in Steam Library, choose “Properties…” and then go to “General” tab. Scroll down to “Launch Options” section and you will be able to see dropdown menu with your active option. Click on it to explore all possible settings.
Some of players have experienced crackling noises while running the game on Windows. To address that the game creators have introduced an experimental beta branch called “Audiofix”. If you experience those issues, follow the steps below:
If for some reason you are still experiencing issues, especially when running “Force Dedicated GPU” option, send the developers log file to [email protected]. It is located in %AppData%/HallsOfTorment/logs (you can paste this string to your File Explorer’s address bar) and called godot.log.
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