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Oddworld Adventures

Oddworld Adventures

1998 Saffire
Oddworld Adventures
1998 Saffire
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About Oddworld Adventures

Oddworld Adventures is an adventure and platformer game developed by Saffire and published by GT Interactive Software, released on 1 December 1998.

Oddworld Adventures is a demake of Abe's Oddysee due to the Game Boy's limitations, and the game is massively shortened to just one area, the Paramonian Temple. A sequel was later released, known as Oddworld Adventures II, mostly based off Abe's Exoddus, and with many improved elements over the original. The game contains GameSpeak actions, though they are used only in a single puzzle in the game, and there are only four, as the Game Boy has far less buttons than the PSX controller. The four GameSpeak actions are farting, a high whistle, a low whistle and chanting. Instead of having a save option, the game has a five letter password feature. In this game, chanting is activated by pressing and holding the Select-button. If there is nothing to possess on the screen, Abe will make a grunt, indicating that there is currently no use in trying to chant in that area. Abe still has the ability to sneak by pressing up on the D-pad while moving left or right.

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Though Adventures is based on Abe's Oddysee, it lacks almost the entire story. The game's plot is based around Paramonia and the Paramonian Temple, with Abe tasked to complete the Paramonian side of the Mudokon trials of Shrykull, followed by reuniting with Big Face.
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What platforms is Oddworld Adventures available on?

Oddworld Adventures is available on Game Boy.

When was Oddworld Adventures released?

Oddworld Adventures was released on 1 December 1998, developed by Saffire.