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In the first episode of Couch Critics, we delve into the odd world of Oddworld New 'N' Tasty, part of the Abe's Oddysee series.
Introduction:
Oddworld: New n Tasty is a "ground-up remake" of the 1997 classic Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee. In the Oddworld Universe, you play as the Mudokon protagonist, Abe, in this side-scrolling platformer with plenty of puzzles and plenty of rage. Join Perky & Dai and welcome to The Gamers’ Game Review
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Each game is reviewed across 6 categories, with each category being given a rating from 0-5.
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Gameplay
Story
Graphics
Controls
Audio
Cost
Scoring:
0 - Are you f*cking kidding me, I paid actual money for this?
1 - Absolutely awful
2 - Needs some work
3 - Serviceable and does the job
4 - Me likey, very good
5 - Holy sh*t snacks, Perfection!
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Title: Abe's Oddysee Oddworld: New 'N' Tasty Review | Couch Critics: The Gamer's Perspective | Twins of Rage
Wiki Says:
Taking place on the titular Oddworld, much of the early and end-game takes place in RuptureFarms and its four "zulags", which comprise a meat processing plant. Other locations range from RuptureFarms' stockyards and free-fire zone, to the external mazes of the Monsaic Lines, Paramonia, and Scrabania. The two latter levels can be approached in either order and each feature a temple with multiple trials completed by lighting a flintlock and replicating the bell chime to unlock the exit door. Thereafter Abe must return to RuptureFarms to rescue the remaining Mudokons. The final level requires Abe rush to RuptureFarms' boardroom within a time limit to destroy the company owners and their robotic security system.
In June 2012, Oddworld Inhabitants announced that the game will not be a remaster of the original PlayStation title, but a remake built from scratch with 2D gameplay and 3D graphics, using the original as a blueprint.[15] The remake was described by series' creator Lorne Lanning as "basically Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee being redone in a 3D physics engine as a 2D side-scrolling platformer," stating the developers "are not trying to reinvent any wheels."[20] Images tweeted by the developers[21][22] and the first footage released at Eurogamer Expo on September 30, 2012 revealed the platformer will be presented in 2.5D (2D gameplay with 3D visuals) and has abandoned the original's flip screen aspect in favor of continuous scrolling, which dramatically changes the gameplay.[23] In the original, the player could reset a screen's puzzle or AI, by returning to the previous screen and then re-entering the current one. Now, with realtime screen streaming, the developers needed to find a new way to reset enemy AI.[24] However, Gilray has stated that they have discussed the idea of giving players the choice of playing the updated game with the original's style of flip screens.[7]
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