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Games
Oddworld Inhabitants has existed for over a decade, and in such a short period of time has released an array of industry leading games. To add to the already long list of games, other developers have seen fit to tackle ports of the games on other consoles. Whether 2D or 3D, PlayStation or Xbox, Oddworld has evolved into a truly unique experience.
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Quintology |
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Abe's Oddysee
The first game in the Oddworld Quintology, where you are introduced to Abe. After over hearing a sinister plan to churn Abe and his pals into the latest meat product, he battles against all odds to rescue his brethen by recovering his ancient past, and discovering his destiny. |
Abe's Exoddus
Not the second quintology title, but the first bonus game of Abe's Oddysee. After being charged by dead Mudokon spirits, Abe sets out to foil the latest plan by the Magog Cartel to exploit his race, and enivitably save more of his brethren. |
Munch's Oddysee
In the second game of the Oddworld Quintology you meet Munch, a Gabbit, and the last of his kind. Journeying with Abe, they both set out to restore the Gabbit population and save more Mudokons from the clutches of the Magog Cartel. |
Munch's Exoddus
The first bonus game for Munch's Oddysee. No one knows what this installment of the Oddworld Quintology will hold, perhaps Abe will finally meet up with his mother, or maybe Munch will reach the Gabbit breeding grounds to father the new Gabbit race. |
Squeek's Oddysee
In the third game of the Oddworld Quintology you are introduced to Squeek, a lowly lifeform involved with symbiosis, and one fending for a place on the vicious Oddworld food chain. |
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Habitales |
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Hand Of Odd
The first game of the Habitales series, where you can choose to control one of a number of opposing sides in a strategy based format. Further exploring the lives of individual characters, and blurring the lines between good and evil, who will you choose in an interactive world you control?
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Others |
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Stranger's Wrath
The fourth game to be released by Oddworld Inhabitants, but not actually part of the Oddworld Quintology. After being diagnosed with a life threatening illness, Stranger must collect enough moolah to pay for the treatment. |
Oddworld Adventures
An adaptation of Abe's Oddysee for the GameBoy, where you have to save more Mudokons as similar in Abe's Oddysee. The game basically follows the same structure and storyline of Abe's Oddysee, only vastly condensed for system suitability. |
Oddworld Adventures 2
Another quintology adaptation in a condensed format, this time Abe's Exoddus for the GameBoy Colour. It centers on Abe as he travels through the familar regions visited in Abe's Exoddus in order to rescue his Mudokon buddies. |
GBA Munch's Oddysee
The sanctity of the sacred Mudokon site, Break Wind Hill has been compromised by nearby industrialist action. It's up to Abe and Munch to shut it down, and restore Break Wind Hill to its former self. |
SligStorm
This Oddworld game was an added bonus intended for release in a combined Abe's Oddysee and Abe's Exoddus package, but never made the shelves. You play as an albino Slig, cast out, and running for his life from the birthing complex at Slig Barracks. |
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