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“I’m the Batter. I’ve been entrusted with a sacred mission.” -- One of the most influential RPGs of the last 20 years is finally coming to Steam. Take control of the Batter as he seeks to purify an uncanny and hopeless world haunted by specters, guided by a cryptic, grinning cat called The Judge.
OFF is a rpg, story rich and pixel graphics game
developed by Mortis Ghost and Fangamer
and published by Fangamer.
Released on August 15th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and French.
It has received 1,870 reviews of which 1,805 were positive and 65 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.2 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified OFF into these genres:
System requirements
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10 21H1
- Processor: Intel or AMD w/ SSE2 support
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DX10 Capable
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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I am directing my review SPECIFICALLY at people who did not play the original, but have maybe played one of the MANY games that were inspired by it (Undertale/Deltarune, Omori, Oneshot, etc). TLDR: It's not perfect but you should play it. When you take a film class, there are some "classics" that you should watch because they give you context for things that would come after. Those classics may not always be as polished, and may not be to everyone's tastes, but they are important to experience because the give you the starting point to see how ideas have grown and changed in the medium over the years. OFF is one of those for videogames. A modern player who did not play this in 2008 (or in the years afterward) might not appreciate how unique and innovative this game was because there are games now that have taken the ideas from OFF and done even more exciting things with them. But I think it's still important to experience OFF if you're a modern gamer so you can see the starting point, and appreciate how it has evolved over time. Some things to note for brand new players: -This game is a surrealist work, meaning that there is very little LITERAL story interpretation to be done. It is less about "True Meaning of OFF EXPLAINED" and more about emotions, feelings, experiences. If you feel like you are not following the story, that's absolutely okay. Don't focus on an overall narrative, focus on how individual story beats make you feel in relation to how you play the game. If you're curious afterwards you can delve deeper into theories, but there is no definitive singular reading of the game. -Some old fans of the game have been disappointed by the new soundtrack, but as a new player you WILL enjoy the remastered soundtrack. It is very good, it fits the game nicely, and while the original soundtrack is excellent I don't think you're "missing out" with the new tracks. If you enjoy them, check out the originals! Many of the new tracks take direct inspiration from the old ones! -The mechanics of this game are very dated. The puzzles and combat are not particularly challenging, and once you've figured out the "trick" to them there is very little variation in the whole game. The combat got a MUCH needed face-lift in this version, but it's still pretty basic. Please keep in mind that this game was made in 2008 by two people, and to this remake's credit they have PRESERVED most of the feel of the original rather than try to modernize it. A LOT has changed about the video game world since this game was first made. It is still worth experiencing! I think younger gamers who have heard of this game but have never played it might be... disappointed if they don't go into this with the right mindset? You've GOT to look at this piece outside of the lens of the games that come after it (though you WILL have the "ah, that's where Toby Fox got the idea for ______" moments lol) and there's a lot to chew on here. The enemy art is still BEAUTIFUL, the writing haunting and humorous at the same time, and there's still a lot of moments that will make you sit back and go "whoa". It's so easy to see why this game was such a huge influence on so many creators, and I love that it's being brought to a new generation. Respect the classics and give it a go.
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Beating OFF was one of the greatest experiences of all time, however it did take quite a while to finish. If i could beat OFF for the first time again, i would take that opportunity in a heartbeat.
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This remaster is the definition of suffering from success. It takes a phenomenal game, adds tons of quality of life improvements, introduces new boss fights, and offers a brand new OST… and the community complains about the soundtrack change. The new soundtrack is brilliant, but it does live in the shadow of the masterpiece that is the original soundtrack. This is a huge disservice to the new soundtrack, because if it weren’t for this comparison I truly believe the community would be singing praises over how inspired it is. That said, I think it’s a good sign this is the only widespread complaint about this remaster. OFF was a perfect game, despite—or perhaps because of—its imperfections. To be able to build upon it 17 years later without any sort of dip in quality, and to retain the original aesthetic with new content and changes alike; this is truly cause for celebration.
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The original OFF felt like a dream. Playing this version feels like going back to sleep trying to re-experience that same dream, but realising things are a little different this time around. The battle system is definitely an improvement from the base game, some of the fights actually make you think this time rather than just "spam strongest moves to win". I have mixed feelings about the new OST though. Don't get me wrong, they're all absolute bangers, but the atmosphere feels kinda lost in some places without the sharp graty feeling of the original OST. This is most evident in Zone 2, as well as Alma in Zone 1, in my opinion. Overall, I think the rest of the additions are decent and bring an interesting new charm to an otherwise already influential game. Still rating it a 7.8/10, nostalgia bias hits hard.
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I played the original OFF for the first time more than a decade ago already, and it was a surreal experience back then. I played it for free and all because a guy named Mortis Ghost decided to not charge a dime for the masterpiece he created (also because of all the copyrighted content included in it lol). This rerelease allows me not only to have one of my favorite RPG games on steam for the first time ever, but also to finally be able to Support Mortis ghost in a way. If you've been keeping up with the developer interviews you'll always hear the same sentiment from them: "We're all doing this for Mortis Ghost" This rerelease is a love letter to Mortis Ghost and a way to show him that we, the people that played the original game from 2008 to 2025, loved what he did and want to support him in any way we can. I am proud to be able to purchase this game, knowing the money will go to the guy that gave us this amazing piece of art. This is my way of saying "Thank you, Mortis Ghost, thank you for creating OFF"
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OFF is currently priced at 14.79€ on Steam.
OFF is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 14.79€ on Steam.
OFF received 1,805 positive votes out of a total of 1,870 achieving an impressive rating of 9.17.
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OFF was developed by Mortis Ghost and Fangamer and published by Fangamer.
OFF is playable and fully supported on Windows.
OFF is not playable on MacOS.
OFF is not playable on Linux.
OFF is a single-player game.
OFF does not currently offer any DLC.
OFF does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
OFF does not support Steam Remote Play.
OFF is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for OFF.
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Developer
Mortis Ghost,
Fangamer
Publisher
Fangamer
Release
15 Aug 2025
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