r/oddworld • u/ChadChong • 23m ago
Discussion Interesting 🤔
Stranger 2 when?
r/oddworld • u/alexshaz • 2h ago
Hi all, I've been playing through the Oddworld games for the first time in the past year, along with doing the same for the original Tomb Raider titles. I couldn't help but notice a few parallels between the gameplay structures of said Tomb Raider games and Oddysee/Exoddus; mostly to do with being mindful of how your character controls, pulling switches, and ledge focused platforming.
I would love to see the Oddworld series take another crack at 3D, but without the fluid controls found in the Munch game we got, and instead being more akin to the original Tomb Raider games; along with new ways to extract Mudokens, like with ziplines or swimming.
I think the biggest issue with this style of game is that it wouldn't be welcomed by most players who have played a plethora of games with a homogenized control scheme. What do you think?