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One Must Fall: 2097Archipelago randomizer mod
Fight robot tournaments while HAR unlocks, pilot and machine upgrades travel through the multiworld. Mechlab purchases and training send rewards instead of directly granting their named upgrades.
Maintained by stubobis1 and OpenOMF contributors
- Reviewed build
- 0.0.5
- OS
- Windows, Linux / Proton
- Last reviewed
- 13 Oct 2026
- Installation
- Manual installation
How the game changes
- 741 checks with defaults: 60 opponent wins, three rewards per tournament victory, per-HAR shop purchases and pilot training. Configured limits expand the catalogue to 1,542.
- 96 possible reward identities, including 80 progressive families defined by the World, HAR unlocks, separate color permissions and two growing money bundles.
- Choose any of four tournament victories or all four as the goal. The native client reports actual victories; the World’s access-based completion model is documented separately.
- 12 World settings cover HAR selection and counts, upgrade limits, Mechlab cost scaling, money values and growth, hints and AI difficulty.
Before you start
- The World defines ten HAR enhancement families, but their item IDs are not applied by the pinned native item handler. The 21 default copies must not be treated as verified machine improvements.
- HAR shop levels above 9 exceed the native multiplier table. Pilot training prices return zero from level 25 onward. The option ranges remain documented, without claiming successful runtime behavior at their extremes.
- World tournament access uses both access copies and a stat-upgrade threshold, while the native list filters on access copies. Its logical victory conditions track access to regions or win locations, while client completion requires tournament wins.
- The setup YAML contains example values that differ from the released defaults: default cost factor is 20%, Small Money starts at $1,500 with +$100 growth, and Large starts at $3,000 with +$200.
- Use the matched AP-patched OpenOMF build and APWorld, which declares Archipelago 0.6.7 minimum. Repair and registration costs remain. The distributed Windows/Linux executables were hashed and their pinned source reviewed, without a rebuild or playthrough.