
With near-perfect execution, OFF is a must-play for any adventure fan.
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Verdict
97%
Steam
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IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam (97% positive from 2.8K reviews)
Compelling narrative and story
Outstanding soundtrack
Standout indie gem
Limited professional critic coverage
OFF is a 2008 role-playing video game developed and published by Belgian team Unproductive Fun Time, consisting of Martin Georis and Alias Conrad Coldwood. It is about an enigmatic humanoid entity known as the Batter, who is described as being on a "sacred mission" to "purify" the world of Off. The Batter travels through four bizarre Zones in the world, revealing more about the world as the game goes on.

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 7d ago
I don't know the rules of baseball, but I don't think the batter is playing it right at all. But it's still a very good game
It's cool, the original soundtrack by Alias Conrad Coldwood is much better but the new composers did well, not much really changed from the original besides the combat in terms of gameplay.
this is actually a good and passionate remake that's a fun play if you [b]already[/b] like OFF but i would never recommend someone play this as their first exposure to OFF. the original soundtrack is unfortunately irreplacable and all the new content (which is a handful of secret bosses) is very detached/irrelevant and serves little comprehensive narrative purpose for an extremely story-driven game. they did give it a very good try, though - most all of the recomposed OST is well done and fitting, it's just, misfortunately abjectly less so than the original. the bosses are very unique and fun fights with surprisingly interesting mechanics, but they're very abstract & combat was never this game's strong suit. if you would like to play OFF, play the RPGM2003 version and then come back to this in a couple years.
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