OMF 2097 Remastered
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Fact sheet

At a glance

Title
One Must Fall 2097 Remastered
Based on
One Must Fall 2097, Diversions Entertainment, 1994 (freeware since 1999)
Made by
Jared Woodruff (human coder), Claude Opus 5.5 (AI coder), OpenAI GPT6-ASTRA (HD artwork)
Latest version
0.4.0, October 15, 2026
Platforms
Windows 10 and 11 (x64, ARM64, 32-bit), macOS 12+ (Apple silicon, Intel), Linux (x64, ARM64), web browsers
Price
Free, forever. No ads, no purchases
Players
1 or 2: local, or LAN between any two systems
Languages
Fourteen, from English and German to Japanese, Hindi and Arabic
Built with
TypeScript, WebGL2, Web Audio, Tauri 2
License
Source code MIT; the game files and artwork on the game's freeware terms
Website
omf-2097.com

Descriptions

In a sentence, or a paragraph

Short

One Must Fall 2097 Remastered is a free, faithful rebuild of the 1994 robot fighting classic, playing the original game files in HD for Windows, macOS, Linux and the browser.

Long

In One Must Fall 2097 (Diversions Entertainment, 1994), pilots climb into ninety-foot war machines and fight their way up a corporate tournament. Freeware since 1999, it was one of the great DOS fighting games. One Must Fall 2097 Remastered rebuilds its engine in TypeScript and WebGL2 and plays the original game files, exactly as they looked in 1994 or remastered in HD, one key apart: 3,200+ redrawn images, widescreen arenas with depth, lighting and particles. It adds LAN multiplayer, fourteen languages, a training lab with frame data, replays and clips, arcade, survival and time attack modes, a robot workshop, four new robots and four new arenas, and OMF Studio, a mod tool that makes robots, arenas and pilots in the game's own formats. It is free, and always will be.

This is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Diversions Entertainment, Epic MegaGames or Epic Games. One Must Fall 2097 © 1994 Diversions Entertainment.

Brand

Logo, icon and key art

  • Logo PNG, transparent, 1026 × 511

  • The app icon: a chrome mech head with a golden fin

    App icon PNG, 1024 × 1024

  • Key art: the robot on its stage under the searchlights, the logo beside it

    Key art JPG, 1760 × 840

  • Banner: the robot, the logo and the game's pitch

    Banner JPG, 1280 × 640

Screenshots

From the game

  • The Fire Pit, remastered

    The Fire Pit, remastered

  • The same moment, classic

    The same moment, classic

  • The new robots on the VS screen

    The new robots on the VS screen

  • The four new arenas

    The four new arenas

  • The Desert at sunset

    The Desert at sunset

  • The Ice Cave, a new arena

    The Ice Cave, a new arena

  • The Stadium

    The Stadium

  • A fight in the Fire Pit

    A fight in the Fire Pit

  • Replays and clips

    Replays and clips

  • A victory screen

    A victory screen

  • The robot workshop

    The robot workshop

  • OMF Studio, the mod tool

    OMF Studio, the mod tool

  • The fought-out credits

    The fought-out credits

  • The five original arenas

    The five original arenas

The arenas' HD paintings 2880 × 1200

  • Stadium: the arena's HD painting

    Stadium

  • Danger Room: the arena's HD painting

    Danger Room

  • Power Plant: the arena's HD painting

    Power Plant

  • Fire Pit: the arena's HD painting

    Fire Pit

  • The Desert: the arena's HD painting

    The Desert

Video

The trailer

Three minutes, 1080p60: 1994 on an old PC, then 32 years later in HD, the new robots and arenas, and a mod made in OMF Studio. Set to the game's own main menu theme and Hadal Static's Twenty Ninety-Seven (Remix).

Watch it hereOn the home page The 1080p60 file on GitHub

Questions?

Reach the developer through GitHub, or on Jared Woodruff's profile.