Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty Hack 1.0.5 + Redeem Codes

The cinematic cutscenes, the depth, the gameplay. It’s a master piece. There’s no disputing the effort it takes to make such a great anti-hero / protagonist so like able. Abraham Lure is a great example what it means to be put in a position of power and influence for no particular reason.

Labeled “the savior of the mudokens”, Abe is by far one of the greatest protagonists. He didn’t choose the life of being martyr, he just happened to be pushed in that position.

Personally, I prefer Munches Oddysee, but the story in all these games is what I thrive on

I was a big fan of Abe’s Oddysee and Abe’s Exodus the two decades (really?) ago that they were published. At the time they came out, they joined Rayman as interesting platforms with more depth than Mario or Sonic. The two Abe games featured a fantastically odd world (which should have been expected from Oddworld Inhabitants), a grim but entertaining esthetic, great voice work, and characters you wanted to know more about. What was also true about the Abe games was that they often depended on somewhat twitchy fingers and often you would be off by a frame or two, leading to a strong desire to smash your keyboard into teeny tiny pieces.

This remake of Abe’s Oddysee boasts a true recreation of all of those characteristics. The problem is, like the Sonic CD port before it, what this game highlights is the inadequacy of a touch screen at replicating a keyboard or game pad. Everything that made this game what it was is still here, this is a really redesign port of a really great game, but this is also clearly a port for iOS that was done once the game was already designed for the PlayStation/steam/whatever other modern online gaming marketplace.

I’m glad that I can play this game again. It’s a perennial for me. But when SoulStorm comes out, I’m making sure to purchase it through Steam.

I was thrilled to see New and Tasty be released for iPad but when I got introduced to the Elums early in the game which Abe rides to supposedly jump over canyons to advance, I gave up after 200+ tries to get the timing absolutely perfect or be set back again and again. They took the fun out of the gameplay even in easy mode and made it an exercise in frustration and futility. Graphics are gorgeous. I wish I could see them all.

New day... I tried again until my thumb tips got too sore and my brain was about to explode. Elums either don't jump at all when button is pushed or the timing windows are so incredibly narrow that the long sequence of pillar jumps without an intermediate save is (close to) impossible. I loved this game until I hit this permanent blockade to progressing. Pfui! Maybe I'll try again for a few hours tomorrow. What fun!

Bought this because the reviews were good & graphics looked cool---WOW!! So glad I did!!
Very impressed with the game all around; funny, slightly gory, many different puzzle styles--with puzzles inside of puzzles, hidden secrets throughout, haven't found a glitch yet---believe me, I could go on....but by now your tired of reading.
I like this Odd World game/so much I went back & bought the other two without reading reviews; I'm sure you will too ! !
Congrats to all who worked on this!!

As one of the people who played the original game in the 90s, I must say I am truly impressed by how it was transformed for the modern smartphone. While being to form and feeling it takes advantage of all the new capabilities of these devices and is elevated even higher, which is an impossible feat given the cult status that oddworld has achieved already. I am glad that newer generations will get to play and enjoy this great game the same way we did in the nineties!

I love that we have this game mobile. It really is a very good game, but the graphics are lacking and it is fairly glitchy. Also many solutions require funding a switch, pulley or lever that can be hard to see on such a small screen. If you know and love this game than getting it on mobile to fool around with can be fun but if you’ve never played it I highly recommend a better version you can play on the big screen. Also controller is a must.

I hope Oddworld keeps them coming. iOS started with good games but it's been hard finding console quality for a while now. So many games are short or mindless. This game is so so good, as are Munch's Oddysey and Stranger's Wrath (my fave). I played on an iPhone 5S, using touch screen controls only, and I thoroughly enjoyed this game. They did a fantastic job with this port, and the Quicksave feature helps squeeze in playtime even when life keeps distracting you.

This game was my childhood. Abe was my imagery friend. I mean he and I go way way back. To see this redone, was beautiful years ago. Then now to have it on iOS is incredible. The controls take a little to get used to but if you’re an old school fanboy like I am, your muscle memory of button placement will come back to you easily. I am seriously in heaven reliving this came on my iPad. Thank you Oddworld Inhabitants, this one is for you! 🥂 Excellent port! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I remember being so excited back in the 90’s to play this game. Seeing it in the App Store, I was hesitant because I don’t like a lot of the crossover, console to phone, games. The gameplay is usually tedious, and frustrating.
That being said, this game is every bit as good as when I played it years ago. Incredible graphics, easy gameplay, just a beautiful game altogether.
Download this game. It’s nearly perfect.

I was very pleased to see that this game made it on to the App Store, and I bought it as soon as I saw it here. So far it has been very enjoyable to play, but unfortunately I have run into some game-breaking glitches. In scrabania I keep falling through a cliff so I can’t progress. I know this port has only been out for a couple of days, so I’m sure it will be updated soon.