As a Mudokon with a special destiny, Abe sets out on a quest to rescue his fellow slave-mates from being processed as fast-food ingredients … basically. The game has three endings depending on how many Mudokons you saved which creates a bit of replayability. And finding+saving them all is not that straightforward. Which is good.

The animated transitions between some of the rooms are very nice – they make the world seem more organic and alive.

"Oddworld: Abe's Oddyyysssyesyeseeeysesey" is a 2D puzzle-platformer that relies heavily on memorization, dexterity, accuracy and a sense of timing – as well as endurance! Even if you've long figured out the puzzles, you might end up taking a while to get it right due to these other factors. This can be perceived as a very frustrating experience (like I did when I was younger) – OR: as a challenging, fun game and a very nice alternative to current way-too-easy games. That depends on you alone.