Oddworld: Squeek's Oddysee

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Oddworld: Squeek's Oddysee is a canceled title in the classic Oddworld series. It was meant to be the third major installment in the classic Quintology, introducing Squeek as a third main character alongside Abe and Munch. After the problematic release of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath, Oddworld Inhabitants closed its doors for several years and the project was shelved indefinitely.

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30.11.2021

Witness Abe's horrifying conflict with a terrifying new machination. A fresh narrative - a complete story retake inspired by our original tale. A big visual and cinematic leap aiming to break new ground for Oddworld. Intelligent new mechanics, twisted new devices enabling highly explosive deviousness. A dark parable that tells an epic tale of a volatile society pushed to its limits. This new version of Oddworld: Soulstorm includes all previously released updates and gameplay enhancements made to the base game with even more changes and fixes to come.

06.07.2021

Abe is not the typical hero you would expect. He does not carry weapons, nor is he trained in any martial art. Yet he will have to face an impossible threat from increasingly violent and manipulative powers that will try to destroy him and his race. The Oddworld: Soulstorm Day One Oddition includes Oddworld: Soulstorm and one exclusive embossed metal case.

06.04.2021

This version contains: - Game: Oddworld: Soulstorm - Unique Collector’s Box - Collectible Metal Case - Exclusive 22cm figurine of Abe, Mudokon Hero - Premium 160-page artbook - Exclusive Mining Company Keychain - Three Art Prints - Ancient Mudokon Tribal Stickers - Abe’s Hand Tattoo

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