Cult Favorite RPG “OFF” Gets Nintendo Switch Release Date

Alright, so let me tell you about this quirky little game coming out, and honestly, it’s the kind of weird that makes you curious. It’s called OFF, and yeah, it’s been a thing before, but now it’s hitting the Nintendo Switch. I mean, who doesn’t want a dose of surreal nostalgia with a side of modern twist, right?

So, the main dude you play as? He’s called the Batter. No, not like cake batter, though that sounds delicious right now. He’s on this mission—something about purifying a world that’s bizarrely black and white. I mean, imagine a grinning cat called The Judge, guiding you through this odd place. Sounds like it’s straight out of a Salvador Dalí painting, doesn’t it?

Anyway, they’ve spruced up this game for the new consoles. They’ve added some kind of snazzy English translation, and there’s this shiny new battle system. Oh, and let’s not forget the hidden bosses. I love hidden things. Like, finding a $5 bill in a pocket you forgot about. Yeah, it feels like that.

Let me try to remember the publisher’s list of what’s cool in the game, though. This new battle system’s gonna have you kicking ghostly butt, and there’s this, um, rollercoaster—sounds terrifyingly fun, honestly—that you’re probably going to scream your lungs out on. And then there’s a sneaky page thief in a library. A bookworm thief, maybe?

Mortis Ghost, the mastermind behind all this, threw in some new areas and bosses. I picture him laughing maniacally while designing something so chaotic. Purifying the Queen’s Zones is part of the gig too, so I guess everyone gets back to their 9-to-5 and, like, pays taxes and stuff after that. Woo-hoo, adulting!

Mark the date, if you’re into these artsy, mind-bender types of things—the digital version drops August 21, 2025, on the Nintendo eShop. If you’re like me and love touching shiny new things, a physical edition is coming later in the year. Probably just in time for holiday gift lists or whatever.

And there it is. The kind of game that grabs you, shakes you around a bit, and leaves you thinking, “What in the world did I just experience?” But hey, maybe that’s the charm?