Abe, having recently freed 99 Mudokons from RuptureFarms, receives a vision from spirits warning him of a new threat: the Magog Cartel is mining Necrum, the sacred Mudokon city of the dead. The villains are harvesting ancestral bones as a secret ingredient for , a highly addictive beverage used to further exploit the enslaved Mudokon population. Key Gameplay Features
Responding to criticisms of the first game's difficulty, Exoddus introduced the ability to save progress at any time. Töltse le az Oddworld: ABES EXODDUS PC GAME 199...
Players can now issue commands to multiple Mudokons at once. Allied characters also possess emotional states —such as anger, depression, or mania—which Abe must manage through specific interactions to ensure their cooperation. Abe, having recently freed 99 Mudokons from RuptureFarms,
Released in December 1998 for PC, is a direct sequel to Abe's Oddysee . Developed by Oddworld Inhabitants (with Digital Dialect handling the PC port), this cinematic platformer is widely considered a "bonus title" rather than a mainline entry in the planned Quintology. Plot and Setting Players can now issue commands to multiple Mudokons at once