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Find out whether Off The Grid is free-to-play and explore the monetization model of Gunzilla Games’s multiplayer extraction battle royale.
Off The Grid has recently launched on Steam, generating hype within the multiplayer shooter genre. Following its successful early access on PlayStation, Xbox, and Epic Stores, the game has expanded its reach and player base. Developed by Gunzilla Games, a studio co-founded by film director Neill Blomkamp, known for District 9 and Elysium. Off The Grid features a unique concept of Extraction Royale, a hybrid of extraction and battle royale gameplay elements.
Set in a nearby future cyberpunk world where players are augmented with cybernetics, Off The Grid throws participants into brutal, televised battle royale for survival. If you are wondering whether the game is free or paid, here is the answer. Off The Grid is a completely free-to-play game, allowing players to dive into the intense and brutal action without any cost. Since the game supports full crossplay, players can team up or fight against players across different platforms.
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Off The Grid Monetization Model Explored
In Off The Grid, players can earn weapons, equipment, and items by extracting valuables like Hexes or purchasing them through the in-game player market. Off The Grid features a fair, free-to-play model, where players unlock different items through gameplay progression.
However, the game features a premium subscription called ‘OTG Pro’. Players with active OTG Pro receive elite and exclusive content, including the Battle Pass. OTG Pro is a monthly subscription model, which players can cancel at any time. OTG Pro members receive the following benefits:
- Extra 150 GUN (earned through battle pass)
- 5 extra loadout slots
- Pro status badge
- Exclusive content pack (Monthly)
- Battle Pass full access
- Clan tags
- OTG Pro weekly Tournaments
- Loyalty rewards
- Increased GUN reward
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