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奇异世界：蒙克历险记
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更高画质的预渲染过场动画
修复实时过场中的镜头反转与锁定问题
新增部分高清角色模型
音频质量提升
加入《奇异世界：蒙克历险记 高清版》中的音效
首次启动时的亮度已调整，更贴近 Xbox 原版
视频播放器现已使用原始 4:3 画面比例
关于此游戏
2016 全新移植版
我们为 2016 年重新制作了这款游戏，现已支持 60 帧运行，包含更高分辨率纹理、更优质过场动画、改良音频、更高精度模型、大量修复与优化，并新增集换式卡牌、徽章、表情和背景！
游戏简介
玩家将扮演穆多肯族英雄艾布，与他的水生伙伴加布特族蒙克，一同踏上奇异世界的第三段冒险。运用特殊的精神能力、强力强化道具与独特技能展开复仇，夺回被封装在加比亚罐中、世上仅存的加布特蛋。
核心特色
双人协作游玩
玩家可操控蒙克与艾布，配合两人的独有能力突破难关：
艾布：攀爬、跳跃抵达新区域，奔跑逃离危险敌人；危急时可吟唱咒语操控敌人灵魂，用他们的武器杀出一条生路。
蒙克：可在奇异世界的全新水域游泳；在地面时可借助轮椅强化装置快速移动；还能用头部的遥控接口操控起重机，把烦人的史洛格犬关进围栏。
特殊精神能力
艾布与蒙克的精神能力能操控他人与机械，替你完成危险任务：
艾布：通过吟唱操控持枪的大型史利格，扫清前路障碍；也可消耗灵能灌木获得的灵能附身其他生物。
蒙克：可通过头部遥控接口劫持附近机械，包括起重机、50 口径麻醉机器人，应对高难度障碍。
强化道具系统
弗兹尔、穆多肯等友善角色都会成为你的战斗伙伴。
使用速行、弹跳等强化道具，大幅提升艾布与蒙克的行动能力；也可直接附身持有重火力武器的敌人。
全新升级的 3D 奇异世界
展现完整的全新世界：河流繁茂、群山高耸、数百棵树木随场景生长或枯萎。
与数十种奇异种族互动
使用游戏语音（GameSpeak®） 与奇异世界的居民交流，从武装到牙齿的大型史利格，到可爱又凶猛的弗兹尔，让他们执行高难度任务，或直接击溃敌人。
无挫败感的游戏体验
全新智能电影镜头、自动锁定系统与简易导航，让操作轻松流畅。
搭配快速存档（QuikSave®） 与无限生命，无论面对多离奇的状况，玩家都有充足机会重来。

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee represents a significant turning point for the Oddworld series, marking its transition from meticulously staged 2D cinematic platforming into fully navigable 3D environments. Developed and published by Oddworld Inhabitants, the game continues the franchise’s tradition of blending dark satire, environmental commentary, and offbeat humor, but it does so through a noticeably different gameplay structure. Originally released in 2001 and later updated for modern systems on Steam, this installment carries both the ambition and the growing pains of early 3D design, making it a fascinating, if sometimes uneven, evolution of the Oddworld formula.

The narrative introduces a second playable protagonist alongside Abe: Munch, the last surviving Gabbit. While Abe’s people, the Mudokons, have long suffered under corporate exploitation, Munch’s species has been hunted nearly to extinction for their eggs, which are processed and sold as a delicacy known as “gabbiar.” The story once again revolves around corporate greed and industrial cruelty, but this time the stakes feel even more personal. Munch’s journey to reclaim the last of his species’ eggs intertwines with Abe’s ongoing resistance against the Glukkons, forming a dual-hero structure that defines the game’s design. Their partnership provides both mechanical variety and emotional grounding, as the survival of an entire species hinges on the player’s success.

Gameplay shifts dramatically from the tightly controlled, screen-by-screen precision of the earlier titles into open 3D spaces that encourage exploration. Players alternate between Abe and Munch, each with unique abilities that must be used in tandem to solve environmental puzzles. Abe retains his signature chanting ability, allowing him to possess enemies and command fellow Mudokons, while Munch brings aquatic mobility and the capacity to interact with specific machines and electrical devices. This dynamic creates a cooperative puzzle structure within a single-player experience, where success depends on switching between characters strategically. The concept is clever, and when it works, it delivers satisfying moments of coordination and problem-solving.

However, the move to 3D introduces both opportunity and friction. The environments are more expansive than anything previously seen in the series, featuring industrial complexes, natural waterways, and sprawling facilities filled with hazards. This added scale enhances the sense of place and reinforces the world’s oppressive industrial aesthetic. Yet early 3D camera systems and movement controls can feel less precise compared to the deliberate choreography of the 2D entries. Platforming occasionally loses the razor-sharp clarity that defined Abe’s earlier adventures, and navigation can sometimes feel cumbersome. These issues are not constant, but they are noticeable enough to shape the overall pacing and challenge.

The thematic identity of the series remains intact. The game continues its biting critique of consumerism and exploitation, delivered through grotesque corporate villains, exaggerated advertisements, and absurd product branding. The humor is still dark and satirical, balancing bleak subject matter with oddball charm. Munch himself brings a different tone to the narrative; where Abe often embodies quiet resilience and reluctant heroism, Munch’s vulnerability and determination add emotional variety. The dialogue and cutscenes lean more heavily into comedic timing than previous installments, sometimes sacrificing subtlety for accessibility, but they still reinforce the franchise’s distinctive personality.

Visually, the game captures the strange beauty of Oddworld through expressive character models and varied landscapes. While it lacks the pre-rendered detail of the earlier 2D titles, the real-time environments create a new sense of immersion. Industrial zones are cluttered with machinery and oppressive architecture, while natural areas offer brief contrasts of color and openness. The updated Steam version improves resolution and performance, smoothing out some technical limitations of the original release. Even so, certain textures and animations reveal the game’s early 2000s origins, reminding players of its place in the transitional era of 3D game development.

The difficulty curve is more forgiving than in the earlier Oddworld entries, but it still demands attention and patience. Combat plays a slightly larger role, with vending machines dispensing ammunition that can be used against enemies, adding a layer of light action to the formula. This shift makes the experience somewhat more accessible, though it also softens the tension that came from Abe’s near-total vulnerability in prior games. Escorting Mudokons remains a key objective, preserving the moral dimension of saving as many allies as possible to achieve a better ending.

Ultimately, the game stands as an ambitious experiment within the series. It may not possess the laser-focused precision or haunting minimalism of its 2D predecessors, but it compensates with expanded scale, dual-character mechanics, and a broader sense of exploration. For longtime fans, it offers a deeper look into Oddworld’s lore and a chance to see the franchise evolve beyond its original constraints. For newcomers, it provides an accessible entry point into a universe defined by satire, survival, and resistance. While imperfect in execution, it remains a distinctive and memorable chapter that demonstrates both the risks and rewards of creative reinvention.

Rating: 8/10