Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty
A faithful 2.5D remake of Abe's Oddysee with modern graphics and co‑op fun
Alternatives
Choose Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus if…
- you need enemy possession to solve puzzles
- you want the Quake ability for area attacks
- you prefer hand‑drawn 2D visuals over 3D remakes
- you enjoy hunting hidden collectibles for replay value
Choose Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee if…
- you prefer pixel‑art graphics over modern 2.5D visuals
- you need the possession and Quake abilities that only the
- you enjoy hidden paths and secret areas designed for
- you don’t need any multiplayer features
- you can tolerate a limited save system for authentic
Choose Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee if…
- you need a suction‑cup ability for platform puzzles
- you want AI‑controlled co‑op instead of player‑swap
- you care about multiple endings for replay value
- you prefer stealth timing challenges over pure speedruns
How to Decide
Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty is a faithful 2.5D remake of Abe’s Oddysee that targets platformer enthusiasts and puzzle fans. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Guacamelee! leans into a dimension‑swap mechanic and a colorful Mexican‑inspired hand‑drawn aesthetic; Nuts & Milk is chosen for its historic 1983 8‑bit pixel‑art style and its distinction as Nintendo’s first third‑party title.
When comparing these titles, focus on (1) visual presentation – modern real‑time 3D versus hand‑drawn 2D art versus classic 8‑bit pixel graphics; (2) cooperative experience – turn‑based co‑op tied to player death in Oddworld, same‑screen local co‑op in Guacamelee!, or competitive local multiplayer in Nuts & Milk; (3) puzzle‑platform integration – Oddworld blends environmental puzzles with platforming, Guacamelee! adds combat‑driven puzzles via dimension swapping, while Nuts & Milk relies on timing‑based platform puzzles; and (4) platform legacy and hardware demands – Oddworld spans consoles, PC and mobile with variable performance on low‑end hardware, Guacamelee! runs on modern consoles/PC, and Nuts & Milk is rooted in retro hardware emulation.
All Alternatives
“Direct sequel in the Oddworld series, same side‑scroll platform‑puzzle style.”
“Original Oddworld platform‑puzzle game with same hero and mechanics.”
“Another Oddworld platform adventure sharing core gameplay and puzzle elements.”
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