Watch the gameplay reveal below
For the first time, studio Oddworld Inhabitants is ready to show off gameplay forOddworld: Soulstorm, a project fans have waited over two decades for. The sequels and spinoffs haven’t been nearly as impactful as the original, and Inhabitants is looking to change that withSoulstorm, which follows up theNew ‘n’ Tastyremake with a coherent, pointed storyline.
Unsurprisingly it looks veryOddworld-esque, as Abe is shown running around a factory setting, gathering up friends and solving puzzles. The gist is that in the wake of victory, Abe and his 300 friends, seeking food and shelter, find a drink “that has insidious ramifications for their newfound freedom.”
Soulstormis due in “early 2020” as of the latest target from the studio today. Platforms haven’t been confirmed yet outside of the “PC and consoles” realm, but the publisher does have experience with the PS4, Wii U, and Xbox One platforms as recently asNew ‘n’ Tasty. It stands to reason that they can make the Switch work.
