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1998PCPlayStationSteam Deck playable95 % positive2.99 €

A quirky puzzle-platformer where Abe sneaks, possesses enemies and uses GameSpeak to rescue enslaved Mudokons. Dark humor and an odd industrial dystopia meet unforgiving, trial-and-error puzzles.

Sneaking and hiding
Jumping and platforming
Lots of humour
Sci-fi setting

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The closest matches for Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus are American Arcadia, Stealth Inc 2: A Game of Clones and Mark of the Ninja. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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American Arcadia

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2023PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified94 % positive19.50 €

Sneaking and hiding
Jumping and platforming
Sci-fi setting

A puzzle-platformer set in a 70s retro-futuristic city that is secretly a deadly reality show. You try to escape the cameras and uncover the truth, alternating between 2D puzzles, stealth sections and 3D chase sequences.

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Sci-fi setting

As a clone escaping a high-tech testing facility, you tackle over 60 tricky stealth-platforming puzzle levels. Dying is part of the learning process, and the levels are linked in a connected Metroidvania-style overworld.

Mark of the Ninja

Distinctive, stylised art style

A brilliant 2D stealth platformer that visualizes sight, sound and light so clearly that every infiltration becomes a precise puzzle of timing and planning. Klei's hand-drawn art and multiple approaches, lethal or pacifist, make it a genre classic.

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You work your way through a cynical regime-run TV show, where winning is the only way across the wall. Pixel-art platforming mixes puzzles, stealth sections and dark humor into a sharp dystopian satire.

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Lots of humour

A stealth puzzler where you play a spy who rewires buildings with the Crosslink to outwit guards. A short, wry noir story with dry humor ties the heists together.

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Puzzles and brain teasers

A wordless, oppressive puzzle-platformer in which a boy slips through a bleak dystopia, controlling bodies with his mind along the way. Masterful atmosphere and a disturbing finale make it unforgettable.

Mark of the Ninja: Remastered

Distinctive, stylised art style

An elegant 2D stealth game where you play a ninja who either silently assassinates guards or slips past as an unseen ghost. Clear visibility rules, fluid animation and a striking comic-style look turn each area into a tactical puzzle.

Black the Fall

Sci-fi setting

A dark, near-monochrome puzzle platformer that turns life under totalitarian rule behind the Iron Curtain into a dystopian industrial world. Stealth, puzzles and escapes from guards and machines build an oppressive atmosphere.

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Sci-fi setting

A minimalist top-down stealth game that retells Robin Hood in a near-future setting. You plan routes past guards and sneak through levels while Andy Serkis helps carry the story.

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