Off The Grid vs Warzone: 5 major differences that you should know

Modified Oct 14, 2024 06:32 GMT

Exploring 5 major differences between OTG and Warzone (Image via Activision\Gunzilla Games) — Exploring five major differences between OTG and Warzone (Image via Activision | Gunzilla Games)

Off The Grid (OTG) and Warzone may look pretty similar to each other, but various aspects make these titles different. The former is a newly launched third-person shooter battle royale title by Gunzilla Games and is currently in the Early Access stage, available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X. An interesting aspect of OTG is that it offers various cyber limbs that provide different abilities in the battleground. Moreover, it allows a 60-player lobby with five maps to dive into.

This article will look at the five major differences between OTG and Warzone.

Major differences between Off The Grid and Warzone

1) Gameplay perspective

The third-person perspective in OTG (Image via Gunzilla Games)

OTG is played from a third-person perspective, allowing players more camera coverage and 360-degree views of the battleground. Players can easily see the character’s movements and positions. However, Warzone is primarily a first-person shooter (FPS) title where the field of view is limited. It also offers fast-paced gameplay where players need to depend on their teammates to cover them.

2) Customization

Blockchain technology (Image via Gunzilla Games)

Off The Grid integrates blockchain technology and is more focused on a pay-to-win system. It allows players to trade unique items and acquire powerful weapons by spending money.

On the other hand, Warzone offers a vast arsenal and various free customization options. However, players who want to use cosmetics must pay for them through a Battle Pass or in-game stores. Occasionally, Activision offers free cosmetics through events or challenges.

3) Gameplay design and weapons

Off The Grid is set in a cyberpunk theme environment (Image via Gunzilla Games)

When engaging in a comparison between Off The Grid and Warzone, the main difference lies in the gameplay design. OTG is set in a cyberpunk-themed futuristic world that looks more fictional. Apart from that, the title contains weapons that are futuristic and also offers 300+ customization options. Currently, however, there are very limited numbers of weapons to choose from.

Warzone, on the other hand, is based on current military warfare, allowing players to experience a more realistic environment. Weapons are more realistic and there is limited customization on offer for players.

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4) Gameplay elements

The Skunkpaw limb (Image via Gunzilla Games)

OTG is more focused on abilities rather than gunplay. The title provides various limbs, each having its own abilities and advantages. These limbs can be further upgraded to higher tiers, allowing players an additional advantage over others. Warzone, however, is more focused on gunplay. The outcome of a match depends on you and your teammates' aim.

5) Game modes

OTG Campaign mode cinematic trailer (Image via Gunzilla Games)

In OTG, players can enjoy both an immersive campaign mode and a Battle Royale one. The game has 60 hours of narrative campaigns for players looking to take a break from Battle Royale gameplay. It offers a mix of PvP and PvE modes.

In contrast, Warzone is purely based on the traditional Battle Royale format in PvP combat and is focused on fast-paced tactical gameplay. However, players can choose other modes like Bootcamp, Resurgence, Plunder, and Lockdown which provide different kinds of gameplay experience.

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Edited by Abhishek Manikandan