Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee facts for kids

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee is an exciting platform video game that first came out in 1997. It was created by a company called Oddworld Inhabitants. The game was initially released for the PlayStation console, bringing a unique adventure to players.

How to Play the Game

In Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee, you play as a character named Abe. Your main goal is to help your fellow Mudokons escape from a dangerous factory called RuptureFarms. This factory is run by the greedy Glukkons, who have enslaved the Mudokons.

The game is a platformer, which means you guide Abe through different levels. You'll need to jump, run, and sneak past enemies and traps. Abe can also talk to other Mudokons and give them commands. This is important because you need to lead them to safety. You'll solve puzzles and use special abilities to help the Mudokons escape. Saving as many as you can is a big part of the challenge!

Abe's Big Adventure

The story of Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee begins with Abe, a simple worker at RuptureFarms. One day, Abe accidentally discovers a terrible secret. He learns that the factory's bosses, the Glukkons, plan to turn the Mudokon workers into food products! This shocking discovery makes Abe realize he must escape and save his people.

Abe decides to run away from RuptureFarms. During his escape, he sees a mysterious moon with a handprint on it. This vision guides him on a special journey. Abe becomes the unlikely hero who must free his enslaved friends and stop the Glukkons' evil plans. His adventure takes him through many dangerous and strange places in the Oddworld.

Images for kids

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  A gameplay screenshot showing Abe riding on the Elum for increased mobility.

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  Molluck the Glukkon observing his plummeting profits. The game makes extensive use of narrative cutscenes, as many staff members had backgrounds in 3D animation and film production.

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  On the left is the original "Mudokon Pops!" packaging in the U.S. and EU versions, with the altered version to the right (as seen in Abe's Exoddus) that was seen in the Japanese version.

See also

In Spanish: Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee para niños