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As stated by the developer’s themselves, 1998’s Oddworld: Abes Exoddus was a bit of a rushed game, hitting shelves just nine short months after its predecessor. Knowing this, it must have felt vindicating for the team to take a second crack at those ideas with Oddworld: Soulstorm. Soulstorm reimagines Abe’s Exoddus and expands upon it greatly in a beautiful new way. Abe’s Exoddus Oddworld: Soulstorm follows the story of Abe, an unlikely hero who becomes the face of a revolution. After m...

Oddworld: Soulstorm Review. Oddworld: Soulstorm took over two decades to create and while its animation and cutscenes are quite special, its riddled with technical issues and frustrating gameplay quirks.

The Digital Foundry tech review. Article by John Linneman, Staff Writer, Digital Foundry Updated on 10 April 2021 The re-emergence of Oddworld continues with its most ambitious game yet. Having effectively rebooted the franchise with New n Tasty back in 2014, its taken seven years for the next big Oddworld game to arrive and Soulstorm does not disappoint. It may have started out life as a pseudo-rem...

Oddworld Inhabitants Back in the 90s, video games were very different from what they are today. While some genres evolved with the advent of the 3D era, others kind of faded into obscurity for no other reason than the fact that developers didnt manage to adapt the formula of these genres to the new generation of gaming without taking away what made them so special. Among these genres that did not make the jump are the adventure-platform-puzzle games in the vein of classics like Another World an...

Source: Android Central Oddworld: Soulstorm is the latest entry in the long-running franchise and a reimagining of sorts of Abes Exoddus from 1998. I wasnt incredibly familiar with the series other than hearing about it in passing, but I do have a soft spot for side-scrolling platformers, so when Sony announced that Soulstorm was launching into PlayStation Plus on PS5, I was eager to try it out. Its... ok. Ive seen several critics more familiar with the series praise Soulstorms improved platfor...

Metacritic: 67 percent (PS4 version) PlayStation Now release date: April 6th, 2021 Co-developed by Canada’s Eidos Montreal,  Marvel’s Avengers offers an original take on Earth’s Mightiest Heroes as they’re fractured amid Captain America’s apparent death, leading superpowered teen Kamala Khan to reassemble the team. The action-RPG is a live service title, so in addition to the campaign, there’s a variety of ever-updating online co-op missions that you can take part in, as well as ...

Win, brews or draw. 9 April 2021 Abes Exoddus gets a generous upgrade in this slightly patchy adventure. Lockers: one tap to loot, two taps to hide inside. Clang. And do hide inside them, particularly if you have a bunch of almost-rescued Mudokons with you. Hide because its useful for progression through these 2D gauntlets that mix stealth with platforming (and, of course, with an energising scarcity of offensive options). And hide because genuine h...

Oddworld: Soulstorm Has More Heart And Less Farts Share Filed to:abe Be careful Abe, that stuffs flammable. (Screenshot: Oddworld Inhabitants, Inc.) To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. My name is Abe, and I have to save my friends. I’m locked in a multi-level, two-dimensional room. ...

Published 6 Apr, 2021 The clumsy little Mukodon Abe returns today in Oddworld: Soulstorm, a reimagining of the 1998 side-scrolling platformer Oddworld: Abes Exoddus. Soulstorm is an action-adventure game where Abes new goal is to save his pals from being slaves. Its got crafting, molotov cocktails, and will let you complete the game without killing any sligs (evil aliens). Watch out though, because it also has a launch bug that can make Abe fall indefinitely. Back in 2019,...

Oddworld: Abes Oddysee (Image: Oddworld Inhabitants) Starting with the original NES and the jumping plumber Mario, consoles have been expected to have mascots. Cartoon characters starred in platform games and served as living avatars for their hardware, just like Sonic made Sega a household name during the 16-bit era. So when the next generation of gaming hit home systems, everybody was trying to come up with something for Sony’s original PlayStation. Eventually Crash Bandicoot would come to ...