A bounty hunter known only as the Stranger is pursuing and capturing various criminals, trying to earn enough money for a mysterious operation. When he hears that a town populated by Grubbs has been invaded by a demon, the Stranger ventures there. The town was once protected by a race of creatures known as the Steef, who now appear to be completely extinct. The Stranger soon discovers that a nearby river has been dried up by a dam, built by a person called Sekto. The Stranger must confront this person as he continues to hunt down outlaws, revealing nothing about his past.

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is set in the fictional Oddworld universe, differing in many ways from the preceding installment. The game incorporates two basic genres: third-person platforming action and first-person shooter. The player can switch between the modes at any time by using a melee or a ranged weapon, respectively. The goal of the game, for the most part, is to bag the outlaws and bring them in, collecting "moolah" (the game's currency) in the process. The Stranger can stun or knock down enemies, as well as use a stealthy approach, e.g. hiding in long grass to surprise the enemy.

The Stranger's weapon is a double-barrel crossbow, upon which the player can load up to 81 combinations of "live ammo". Literally, the ammo is alive, from the wise-cracking ChipPunk, to the explosive BoomBat. These critters live in the wild, and can either be bought in bulk at centrally located stores run by the chicken-like Clakkerz in town, or can be hunted in the wilds.

Missions are selected by the player when they accept bounties at the Bounty Store. To help steer them in the right direction, the Clakkerz that are walking around town will offer bits of sometimes helpful, but always sarcastic conversation when the protagonist communicates with them. Moolah can be spent to upgrade weapons, ammunition, and armor, as well as acquire various items.

Source.

Platform

Xbox

Developer(s)

Oddworld Inhabitants

Publishers(s)

Electronic Arts

Genres(s)

Action, Adventure, First Person Shooter, Third Person Shooter

NA Release Date

January 25, 2005

EU Release Date

March 3, 2005

ESRB Rating

Teen

PEGI Rating

PEGI 12

MVGL User Score

8.2 by 27 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

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Composer(s)

-

Website

Official Website

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