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	Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.		Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.
	* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2008</time> but removed in <time>2017</time>		* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2008</time> but removed in <time>2017</time>
	* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2010</time> and on PlayStation 3 in <time>2013</time>		* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, and <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2010</time> and on PlayStation 3 in <time>2013</time>
	* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in <time>2013</time>		* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in <time>2013</time>
	* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in <time>2013</time>		* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in <time>2013</time>
	* <cite>Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2015</time>		* <cite>Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2015</time>
	* <cite>[[Oddworld: Collection]]</cite> contains <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on [[Switch]] by [[Microids]] in <time>2021</time>		* <cite>[[Oddworld: Collection]]</cite> contains <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on [[Switch]] by [[Microids]] in <time>2021</time>
			* <cite>[[Oddworld Complete Collection]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, and <cite>Soulstorm</cite>, released on Fanatical in <time>2024</time>
			* <cite>Oddworld Anthology—The Unlikely Heroes Collection</cite> contains <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, and <cite>Soulstorm</cite>, released on [[Switch]] by Microids in <time>2025</time>.

	== Oddworld Quintology ==		== Oddworld Quintology ==

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	~~Five~~ '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].		Six '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].

	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997
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	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath Mobile\|Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath Mobile\|Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty\|Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014		# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty\|Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014
			# <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStations 4 & 5 and PC in 2021
	~~A sixth game,~~ <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, ~~is currently in development,~~ and ~~is planned for release~~ in ~~2020.~~

	Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.		Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.

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	~~Four~~ '''Oddworld videogames''' have been ~~commercially~~ released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].		Five '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].

	# ''[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]~~'' for~~ PlayStation and PC (1997)		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997
	# ''[[Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus]]~~'' for~~ PlayStation and PC (1998)		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1998
	# ''[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]~~'' for~~ Xbox (2001)		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2001
	# ''[[Oddworld Stranger’s Wrath]]~~'' for~~ Xbox (2005)		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2012
			#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2015
			# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2005
			#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2011
			#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014
			# <cite>[[Oddorld: New ’n’ Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014

	~~Three additional titles have been released by other companies~~.		A sixth game, <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, is currently in development, and is planned for release in 2020.

	# ''Oddworld Adventures'' for Game Boy (1998)		Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.
	# ''Oddworld Adventures 2'' for Game Boy Color (1999)		# <cite>Oddworld Adventures</cite> for Game Boy (1998)
	# ''Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee'' for Game Boy Advance (2003)		# <cite>Oddworld Adventures 2</cite> for Game Boy Color (1999)
			# <cite>Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee</cite> for Game Boy Advance (2003)

			== Compilations ==
			Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.
			* <cite>Oddworld Pack</cite> contained <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in 2008 but removed in 2017
			* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in 2010 and on PlayStation 3 in 2013
			* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in 2013
			* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in 2013
			* <cite>Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>New ’n’ Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in 2015

	== Oddworld Quintology ==		== Oddworld Quintology ==
	[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to ~~produce~~ a series of five Oddworld games called the ~~'''''~~Oddworld Quintoloy~~'''''~~, each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.		[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to create a series of five Oddworld games called the <cite>Oddworld Quintoloy</cite>, each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.

			# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>
			# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite>
			# <cite>[[Oddworld: Squeek’s Oddysee]]</cite>

	~~# ''~~[[Oddworld: ~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee]]''		A long-standing but disproven rumour is that the fourth game would be titled <cite>[[Oddworld: Nod’s Oddysee]]</cite>.
	~~# ''[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]''~~
	~~# ''[[Oddworld: Squeek’s Oddysee]]''~~

	~~A long-standing, but disproven, rumour is that~~ the ~~fourth game would be ''[[Oddworld: Nod’s Oddysee]]''. This plan~~ was altered after the release of ''Abe’s Oddysee'' when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release ''Munch’s Oddysee''. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing A.L.I.V.E. game engine to build and release ''Abe’s Exoddus''. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such ~~'''~~bonus titles~~'''~~ after each ''Oddysee'', each one not counting towards the total of five ''Quintology'' games, but continuing the story of the ''Quintology'' heroes.		The plan for the <cite>Quintology</cite> was altered after the release of <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite>. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing A.L.I.V.E. game engine to build and release <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such bonus titles after each <cite>Oddysee</cite>, each one not counting towards the total of five <cite>Quintology</cite> games, but continuing the story of the <cite>Quintology</cite> heroes.

	However, only the first such title was released; although development started on ''[[Oddworld: Munch’s Exoddus]]'', it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the ''Quintology''. Instead Lanning started developing separate Oddworld stories, starting with ''Stranger’s Wrath''. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio, Lanning said that future ''Quintology'' stories would only be told in feature films.		However, only the first such title was released; although development started on <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Exoddus]]</cite>, it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the <cite>Quintology</cite>. Instead Lanning started developing separate Oddworld stories, starting with <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio, Lanning said that future <cite>Quintology</cite> stories would only be told in feature films.

	== Habitales and Fearietales ==		== Habitales and Fearietales ==
	Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the ~~'''''~~Habitales~~'''''~~ and ~~'''''~~Fearietales~~'''''~~, were introduced in the game manual for ''Abe’s Exoddus''. ''[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]'' was going to be the first game in the ''Habitales'' series, recycling the A.L.I.V.E. 2 game engine from ''Munch’s Oddysee'' to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.		Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the <cite>Habitales</cite> and <cite>Fearietales</cite>, were introduced in the game manual for <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>. <cite>[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]</cite> was going to be the first game in the <cite>Habitales</cite> series, recycling the A.L.I.V.E. 2 game engine from <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.

	== Other games ==		== Other games ==
	Oddworld Inhabitants have at times worked on or pitched internally other games set on Oddworld (at least at some point during their development) separate from the above series. Only one such game, ''Stranger’s Wrath'', made retail release. Production started on ''[[The Brutal Ballad of Fangus Klot]]'', but Oddworld Inhabitants closed down before it was finished.		Oddworld Inhabitants have at times worked on or pitched internally other games set on Oddworld (at least at some point during their development) separate from the above series. Only one such game, <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>, made retail release. Production started on <cite>[[The Brutal Ballad of Fangus Klot]]</cite>, but Oddworld Inhabitants closed down before it was finished.

	A proposed omnibus release of ''Abe’s Oddysee'' and ''Abe’s Exoddus'' may have been accompanied by a short game called ''[[SligStorm]]'' had it ever been made, but production of ''Munch’s Oddysee'' took priority over it.		A proposed omnibus release of <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite> may have been accompanied by a short game called <cite>[[SligStorm]]</cite> had it ever been made, but production of <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> took priority over it.
	[[Category:Oddworld videogames]]		[[Category:Oddworld videogames]]

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Four '''Oddworld videogames''' have been commercially released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].

# ''[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]'' for PlayStation and PC (1997)
# ''[[Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus]]'' for PlayStation and PC (1998)
# ''[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]'' for Xbox (2001)
# ''[[Oddworld Stranger’s Wrath]]'' for Xbox (2005)

Three additional titles have been released by other companies.

# ''Oddworld Adventures'' for Game Boy (1998)
# ''Oddworld Adventures 2'' for Game Boy Color (1999)
# ''Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee'' for Game Boy Advance (2003)

== Oddworld Quintology ==
[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to produce a series of five Oddworld games called the '''''Oddworld Quintoloy''''', each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.

# ''[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]''
# ''[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]''
# ''[[Oddworld: Squeek’s Oddysee]]''

A long-standing, but disproven, rumour is that the fourth game would be ''[[Oddworld: Nod’s Oddysee]]''. This plan was altered after the release of ''Abe’s Oddysee'' when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release ''Munch’s Oddysee''. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing A.L.I.V.E. game engine to build and release ''Abe’s Exoddus''. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such '''bonus titles''' after each ''Oddysee'', each one not counting towards the total of five ''Quintology'' games, but continuing the story of the ''Quintology'' heroes.

However, only the first such title was released; although development started on ''[[Oddworld: Munch’s Exoddus]]'', it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the ''Quintology''. Instead Lanning started developing separate Oddworld stories, starting with ''Stranger’s Wrath''. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio, Lanning said that future ''Quintology'' stories would only be told in feature films.

== Habitales and Fearietales ==
Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the '''''Habitales''''' and '''''Fearietales''''', were introduced in the game manual for ''Abe’s Exoddus''. ''[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]'' was going to be the first game in the ''Habitales'' series, recycling the A.L.I.V.E. 2 game engine from ''Munch’s Oddysee'' to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.

== Other games ==
Oddworld Inhabitants have at times worked on or pitched internally other games set on Oddworld (at least at some point during their development) separate from the above series. Only one such game, ''Stranger’s Wrath'', made retail release. Production started on ''[[The Brutal Ballad of Fangus Klot]]'', but Oddworld Inhabitants closed down before it was finished.

A proposed omnibus release of ''Abe’s Oddysee'' and ''Abe’s Exoddus'' may have been accompanied by a short game called ''[[SligStorm]]'' had it ever been made, but production of ''Munch’s Oddysee'' took priority over it.
[[Category:Oddworld videogames]]

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	Six '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].		Six '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].

	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on [[PlayStation]] and [[PC]] in <time>1997</time>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1998		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in <time>1998</time>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2001		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on [[Xbox]] in <time>2001</time>
	#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2012		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in <time>2012</time>
	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2015		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in <time>2015</time>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2005		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in <time>2005</time>
	#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2011		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in <time>2011</time>
	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in <time>2014</time>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014		# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in <time>2014</time>
	#* A <abbr title="downloadable content">DLC</abbr> level, <cite>[[Alf's Escape]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014		#* A <abbr title="downloadable content">DLC</abbr> level, <cite>[[Alf's Escape]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in <time>2014</time>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStations 4 & 5 and PC in 2021		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStations 4 & 5 and PC in <time>2021</time>

	Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.		Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.
	# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures]]</cite> for Game Boy (1998)		# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures]]</cite> for [[Game Boy]] (<time>1998</time>)
	# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures 2]]</cite> for Game Boy Color (1999)		# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures 2]]</cite> for Game Boy Color (<time>1999</time>)
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee/Game Boy Advance\|Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite> for Game Boy Advance (2003)		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee/Game Boy Advance\|Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite> for Game Boy Advance (<time>2003</time>)

	== Compilations ==		== Compilations ==
	Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.		Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.
	* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in 2008 but removed in 2017		* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2008</time> but removed in <time>2017</time>
	* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in 2010 and on PlayStation 3 in 2013		* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2010</time> and on PlayStation 3 in <time>2013</time>
	* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in 2013		* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in <time>2013</time>
	* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in 2013		* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in <time>2013</time>
	* <cite>Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in 2015		* <cite>Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in <time>2015</time>
	* <cite>[[Oddworld: Collection]]</cite> contains <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on [[Switch]] by [[Microids]] in 2021		* <cite>[[Oddworld: Collection]]</cite> contains <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on [[Switch]] by [[Microids]] in <time>2021</time>

	== Oddworld Quintology ==		== Oddworld Quintology ==
	[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to create a series of five Oddworld games called the <cite>[[Oddworld Quintology]]</cite>, each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.		[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to create a series of five Oddworld games called the <cite>[[Oddworld Quintology]]</cite>, each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.

	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's ~~Oddysee\|Oddworld: Abe’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite>		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee]]</cite>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's ~~Oddysee\|Oddworld: Munch’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite>		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Squeek's ~~Oddysee\|Oddworld: Squeek’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite>		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Squeek's Oddysee]]</cite>

	A long-standing but disproven rumour is that the fourth game would be titled <cite>[[Oddworld: Nod's ~~Oddysee\|Oddworld: Nod’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite>.		A long-standing but disproven rumour is that the fourth game would be titled <cite>[[Oddworld: Nod's Oddysee]]</cite>.

	The plan for the <cite>Quintology</cite> was altered after the release of <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee</cite> when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release <cite>~~Munch’s~~ Oddysee</cite>. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing <abbr title="Aware Lifeforms in Virtual Entertainment">[[A.L.I.V.E.]]</abbr> game engine to build and release <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Exoddus</cite>. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such bonus titles after each <cite>Oddysee</cite>, each one not counting towards the total of five <cite>Quintology</cite> games, but continuing the story of the <cite>Quintology</cite> heroes.		The plan for the <cite>Quintology</cite> was altered after the release of <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing <abbr title="Aware Lifeforms in Virtual Entertainment">[[A.L.I.V.E.]]</abbr> game engine to build and release <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, which was branded as a ‘bonus title’ to the <cite>Quintology</cite>. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such bonus titles after each main <cite>Oddysee</cite> installment, each one not counting towards the total of five <cite>Quintology</cite> games but continuing the story of the <cite>Quintology</cite> heroes.

	However, only ~~the first such~~ title ~~was~~ released; although development started on <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's ~~Exoddus\|Oddworld: Munch’s~~ Exoddus]]</cite>, it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the <cite>Quintology</cite>. Instead Lanning started developing ~~separate~~ Oddworld stories, starting with <cite>~~Stranger’s~~ Wrath</cite>. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio, Lanning said that future <cite>Quintology</cite> stories would only be told in feature films.		However, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite> was the only bonus title to be released; although development started on <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Exoddus]]</cite>, it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] again decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the <cite>Quintology</cite>. Instead Lanning started developing Oddworld stories separate to the <cite>Quintology</cite>, starting with <cite>Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath</cite>. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio in <time>2005</time>, Lanning said that future <cite>Quintology</cite> stories would only be told in feature films.

			After the release of <cite>Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty</cite>, Oddworld Inhabitants returned to the <cite>Quintology</cite> with a different plan in mind. While the details of this plan haven't been made explicit publically, <cite>Oddworld: Soulstorm</cite> is now considered the second story in this version of the <cite>Quintology</cite>

	== Habitales and Fearietales ==		== Habitales and Fearietales ==
	Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the <cite>Habitales</cite> and <cite>Fearietales</cite>, were introduced in the game manual for <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Exoddus</cite>. <cite>[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]</cite> was going to be the first game in the <cite>Habitales</cite> series, recycling the <abbr title="Aware Lifeforms in Virtual Entertainment">A.L.I.V.E.</abbr> 2 game engine from <cite>~~Munch’s~~ Oddysee</cite> to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.		Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the <cite>Habitales</cite> and <cite>Fearietales</cite>, were introduced in the game manual for <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>. <cite>[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]</cite> was going to be the first game in the <cite>Habitales</cite> series, recycling the <abbr title="Aware Lifeforms in Virtual Entertainment">A.L.I.V.E.</abbr> 2 game engine from <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite> to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.

	== Other games ==		== Other games ==
	Oddworld Inhabitants have at times worked on or pitched internally other games set on Oddworld (at least at some point during their development) separate from the above series. Only one such game, <cite>~~Stranger’s~~ Wrath</cite>, made retail release. Production started on <cite>[[The Brutal Ballad of Fangus Klot]]</cite>, but Oddworld Inhabitants closed down before it was finished.		Oddworld Inhabitants have at times worked on or pitched internally other games set on Oddworld (at least at some point during their development) separate from the above series. Only one such game, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, made retail release. Production started on <cite>[[The Brutal Ballad of Fangus Klot]]</cite>, but Oddworld Inhabitants closed down before it was finished.

	A proposed omnibus release of <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee</cite> and <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Exoddus</cite> may have been accompanied by a short game called <cite>[[SligStorm]]</cite> had it ever been made, but production of <cite>~~Munch’s~~ Oddysee</cite> took priority over it.		A proposed omnibus release of <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite> may have been accompanied by a short game called <cite>[[SligStorm]]</cite> had it ever been made, but production of <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite> took priority over it. The story has remained one that Oddworld Inhabitants have wanted to tell, but never have.
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	Six '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].		Six '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].

	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's ~~Oddysee\|Oddworld: Abe’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's ~~Exoddus\|Oddworld: Abe’s~~ Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1998		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1998
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's ~~Oddysee\|Oddworld: Munch’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2001		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2001
	#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's ~~Oddysee HD\|Oddworld: Munch’s~~ Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2012		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2012
	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's ~~Oddysee Mobile\|Oddworld: Munch’s~~ Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2015		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2015
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's ~~Wrath\|Oddworld: Stranger’s~~ Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2005		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2005
	#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's ~~Wrath HD\|Oddworld: Stranger’s~~ Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2011		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2011
	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's ~~Wrath Mobile\|Oddworld: Stranger’s~~ Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty~~\|Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty~~]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014		# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014
			#* A <abbr title="downloadable content">DLC</abbr> level, <cite>[[Alf's Escape]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStations 4 & 5 and PC in 2021		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStations 4 & 5 and PC in 2021

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	# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures]]</cite> for Game Boy (1998)		# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures]]</cite> for Game Boy (1998)
	# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures 2]]</cite> for Game Boy Color (1999)		# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures 2]]</cite> for Game Boy Color (1999)
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee ~~for~~ Game Boy Advance\|Oddworld: ~~Munch’s~~ Oddysee]]</cite> for Game Boy Advance (2003)		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee/Game Boy Advance\|Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]</cite> for Game Boy Advance (2003)

	== Compilations ==		== Compilations ==
	Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.		Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.
	* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee</cite> and <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in 2008 but removed in 2017		* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in 2008 but removed in 2017
	* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee</cite>, <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Exoddus</cite>, <cite>~~Munch’s~~ Oddysee</cite> and <cite>~~Stranger’s~~ Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in 2010 and on PlayStation 3 in 2013		* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in 2010 and on PlayStation 3 in 2013
	* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee</cite> and <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in 2013		* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe's Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in 2013
	* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>~~Stranger’s~~ Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in 2013		* <cite>The [[StrangerBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, released on PlayStation Store in 2013
	* <cite>Oddworld: New ~~’n’~~ Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>~~Abe’s~~ Oddysee</cite> and <cite>New ~~’n’~~ Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in 2015		* <cite>Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty Complete Edition</cite> contains <cite>Abe's Oddysee</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on Steam in 2015
			* <cite>[[Oddworld: Collection]]</cite> contains <cite>Munch's Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Stranger's Wrath</cite> and <cite>New 'n' Tasty</cite>, released on [[Switch]] by [[Microids]] in 2021

	== Oddworld Quintology ==		== Oddworld Quintology ==

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	Five '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].		Five '''Oddworld videogames''' have been released by [[Oddworld Inhabitants]].

	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1997
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1998		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus\|Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation and PC in 1998
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2001		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2001
	#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2012		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee HD\|Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2012
	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2015		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee Mobile\|Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2015
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2005		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath\|Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath]]</cite>, originally released on Xbox in 2005
	#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2011		#* A remastered version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD\|Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD]]</cite>, was first released on PlayStation 3 in 2011
	#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014		#* A mobile version, <cite>[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath Mobile\|Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath Mobile]]</cite>, was first released in 2014
	# <cite>[[~~Oddorld~~: New ’n’ Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014		# <cite>[[Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty\|Oddworld: New ’n’ Tasty]]</cite>, originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2014

	A sixth game, <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, is currently in development, and is planned for release in 2020.		A sixth game, <cite>[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]</cite>, is currently in development, and is planned for release in 2020.

	Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.		Three additional titles, all for mobile gaming systems, have been released by other companies.
	# <cite>Oddworld Adventures</cite> for Game Boy (1998)		# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures]]</cite> for Game Boy (1998)
	# <cite>Oddworld Adventures 2</cite> for Game Boy Color (1999)		# <cite>[[Oddworld Adventures 2]]</cite> for Game Boy Color (1999)
	# <cite>Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee</cite> for Game Boy Advance (2003)		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee for Game Boy Advance\|Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite> for Game Boy Advance (2003)

	== Compilations ==		== Compilations ==
	Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.		Oddworld videogames have been released bundled together.
	* <cite>Oddworld Pack</cite> contained <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in 2008 but removed in 2017		* <cite>[[Oddworld Pack]]</cite> contained <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, released on Steam in 2008 but removed in 2017
	* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in 2010 and on PlayStation 3 in 2013		* <cite>The [[OddBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite>, <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>, released on Steam in 2010 and on PlayStation 3 in 2013
	* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in 2013		* <cite>The [[AbeBoxx]]</cite> contains <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>, released on PlayStation Store in 2013
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	== Oddworld Quintology ==		== Oddworld Quintology ==
	[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to create a series of five Oddworld games called the <cite>Oddworld ~~Quintoloy~~</cite>, each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.		[[Lorne Lanning]] originally planned to create a series of five Oddworld games called the <cite>[[Oddworld Quintology]]</cite>, each title introducing a new hero who would join the existing band as they travelled from the outlying third-world factory franchises to the heart of capitalism in the big cities. The five games were to be similarly titled, although only the first three titles are know.

	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee]]</cite>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite>		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee]]</cite>
	# <cite>[[Oddworld: Squeek’s Oddysee]]</cite>		# <cite>[[Oddworld: Squeek's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Squeek’s Oddysee]]</cite>

	A long-standing but disproven rumour is that the fourth game would be titled <cite>[[Oddworld: Nod’s Oddysee]]</cite>.		A long-standing but disproven rumour is that the fourth game would be titled <cite>[[Oddworld: Nod's Oddysee\|Oddworld: Nod’s Oddysee]]</cite>.

	The plan for the <cite>Quintology</cite> was altered after the release of <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite>. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing A.L.I.V.E. game engine to build and release <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such bonus titles after each <cite>Oddysee</cite>, each one not counting towards the total of five <cite>Quintology</cite> games, but continuing the story of the <cite>Quintology</cite> heroes.		The plan for the <cite>Quintology</cite> was altered after the release of <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> when Oddworld Inhabitants decided to wait for the next generation of gaming technology on which to release <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite>. They made use of the intervening time by using their existing <abbr title="Aware Lifeforms in Virtual Entertainment">[[A.L.I.V.E.]]</abbr> game engine to build and release <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>. The plan changed to incorporate one or more such bonus titles after each <cite>Oddysee</cite>, each one not counting towards the total of five <cite>Quintology</cite> games, but continuing the story of the <cite>Quintology</cite> heroes.

	However, only the first such title was released; although development started on <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch’s Exoddus]]</cite>, it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the <cite>Quintology</cite>. Instead Lanning started developing separate Oddworld stories, starting with <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio, Lanning said that future <cite>Quintology</cite> stories would only be told in feature films.		However, only the first such title was released; although development started on <cite>[[Oddworld: Munch's Exoddus\|Oddworld: Munch’s Exoddus]]</cite>, it was put to one side because [[Lorne Lanning]] decided to wait until gaming technology had improved before returning to the <cite>Quintology</cite>. Instead Lanning started developing separate Oddworld stories, starting with <cite>Stranger’s Wrath</cite>. When Oddworld Inhabitants closed its internal game development studio, Lanning said that future <cite>Quintology</cite> stories would only be told in feature films.

	== Habitales and Fearietales ==		== Habitales and Fearietales ==
	Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the <cite>Habitales</cite> and <cite>Fearietales</cite>, were introduced in the game manual for <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>. <cite>[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]</cite> was going to be the first game in the <cite>Habitales</cite> series, recycling the A.L.I.V.E. 2 game engine from <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.		Two new series of Oddworld videogames, the <cite>Habitales</cite> and <cite>Fearietales</cite>, were introduced in the game manual for <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite>. <cite>[[Oddworld: The Hand of Odd]]</cite> was going to be the first game in the <cite>Habitales</cite> series, recycling the <abbr title="Aware Lifeforms in Virtual Entertainment">A.L.I.V.E.</abbr> 2 game engine from <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> to create a real-time strategy simulation. It was never released, and nor was any other game in either series.

	== Other games ==		== Other games ==
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	A proposed omnibus release of <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite> may have been accompanied by a short game called <cite>[[SligStorm]]</cite> had it ever been made, but production of <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> took priority over it.		A proposed omnibus release of <cite>Abe’s Oddysee</cite> and <cite>Abe’s Exoddus</cite> may have been accompanied by a short game called <cite>[[SligStorm]]</cite> had it ever been made, but production of <cite>Munch’s Oddysee</cite> took priority over it.
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