If you’ve read anything about Forspoken, then you know that the dialogue in the game is a hot subject matter and not for good reasons. Many players feel the banter can go overboard with the quips and jokes to the point that they don’t want to play the game. Of course, there is no changing the atmosphere in the game. However, if you still want a way to turn off Cuff’s dialogue in Forspoken, there is a way to minimize what you hear.

How to Turn Off Cuff’s Dialogue in Forspoken

Forspoken is the latest game that’s having a rather divisive response from critics and players. Some love it, others are in the middle, and others absolutely hate it. Of course, this isn’t new in the gaming world. Still, there is one thing that is stopping some from playing it that can be remedied: the dialogue.

Let’s make things clear first: you can’t completely turn off Cuff’s dialogue in Forspoken. Instead, you can simply minimize what you hear. This is perfect for those of you who simply feel irked by the colorful, if not corny, banter that springs up between Cuff and Frey throughout the game.

Since you cannot turn Cuff’s dialogue off, you will have to follow the directions below to reduce how much of it you hear:

  • Select the Menu button and head to “Accessibility Settings”
  • Scroll down until you see “Cuff Settings” underneath “Battle Settings”
  • Find “Cuff Chat Frequency” and click the left arrow to change it to “Minimal”

And you’re done! Again, you can’t turn off Cuff’s dialogue in Forspoken. But you can minimize it to the lowest setting possible. This way, you will only ever hear the in-story dialogue that is necessary for the game.

Forspoken Purple Magic Spells Guide

There is still much that players can appreciate about the action RPG that’s Forspoken despite Frey and Cuff’s dialogue that can’t completely turn off. For those that enjoy customization, there is plenty to play around with in terms of magical abilities and magical gear.

Even so, if you want to get by the game in silence, remember to adjust Cuff’s settings as you see fit. You don’t have to reduce them all the way either. There is a low setting that will give you the occasional snarky response without it being overwhelming.

Forspoken is available on PC and PS5.