Install Ungodly Robot AI

The mod ships as a single UngodlyRobotAI_v1_2_1.rar holding three files. Two mirrors are on the downloads page; either is the same archive.

Extract it with 7-Zip, WinRAR or PeaZip — Windows Explorer opens .zip on its own but does not handle .rar. Inside:

Mod-UngodlyRobotAI.dll

The plugin itself. The Mod- prefix is not decoration — it is the pattern OLMod scans for, so the filename must not be changed.

UngodlyRobotAI.cfg

A pre-generated configuration file with all 169 settings at their defaults, each documented in place. Optional — the mod writes its own on first run.

README.md

The full technical write-up. Everything on this website is drawn from it, so you do not need to read it to install — but it is worth reading afterwards.

The olmod directory is the folder holding olmod.exe — which, if you followed stage 1, is the same folder as Overload.exe. Copy both files straight into it:

Mod-UngodlyRobotAI.dll
UngodlyRobotAI.cfg

Leave README.md wherever you like — the game never reads it.

OLMod only scans for Mod-*.dll files when it is launched with -modded. Without it, OLMod loads perfectly and this plugin is simply never looked for — which is exactly what an install that appears to have done nothing looks like from the outside.

Option A — a desktop shortcut (recommended)

1. Right-click olmod.exe → Send to → Desktop (create shortcut).
2. Right-click the new shortcut → Properties.
3. In Target, go to the very end — after the closing quote — add a space and then the switch.
4. Apply, then OK.

"F:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Overload\olmod.exe" -modded

Option B — a batch file

Create a plain text file in the Overload folder, paste in the line below, and save it as OverloadModded.bat. Make sure your editor does not append .txt to the name.

@echo off
cd /d "%~dp0"
start "" olmod.exe -modded

The cd /d "%~dp0" line makes the batch file work no matter where it is launched from, which matters if you later put a shortcut to it on the desktop or the taskbar.

Option C — through Steam

1. Games → Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library → Browse → select olmod.exe.
2. Right-click the new library entry → Properties.
3. Put -modded in Launch Options.

Option D — Linux and macOS

./olmod.sh -modded

Start the game through whichever launcher you just armed. The mod loads during startup — you do not need to be in a level.

Press F7. The configuration panel opens over whatever is on screen.

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On first run the mod writes UngodlyRobotAI.cfg beside its DLL. If you copied the supplied one in step 02, it is rewritten in place — your values are preserved, and any settings added by a newer version are appended.

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The file is worth opening even if you never change anything in it. Every setting carries its allowed range, its default and a plain-English explanation of what moving it does, so it reads as documentation on its own. There is a tour of it on the configuration page.

There is no uninstaller because there is nothing to uninstall. Everything either stage added is a file you copied in.

Turn it off for one session

Launch without -modded. OLMod still runs; the plugin is not looked for.

Turn it off without restarting

Open the panel and set Enabled to false on the General tab. Every robot goes back to the stock AI instantly. Useful for an A/B comparison — toggle it, fly the same corridor again.

Remove the mod

Delete Mod-UngodlyRobotAI.dll and UngodlyRobotAI.cfg.

Remove OLMod as well

Delete the files listed in stage 1, step 03, and go back to launching Overload.exe.

Nuclear option

Verify the game files through Steam, GOG or Epic. The base game was never modified, so this restores nothing and simply leaves the added files behind for you to delete.