Compare Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty - Alf's Escape (DLC) prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by Just Add Water (Developments), Ltd.. Published by Oddworld Inhabitants. Released on 2/25/2015. Available on PC. Genres: Action, Adventure, Indie. Metacritic score: 86/100.

A standalone DLC escape run in the Oddworld remake, putting Alf in the spotlight for a short but punishing gauntlet of platforming puzzles.

Alf's Escape is a bite-sized DLC chapter bolted onto Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty, the ground-up remake of the classic Abe's Oddysee. If you already own New 'n' Tasty and have a soft spot for the Mudokon universe, this is essentially a bonus challenge stage with a different protagonist. Alf is not Abe. He does not have Abe's full toolkit, and the level design leans into that limitation hard. Expect tighter corridors, fewer safety nets, and a difficulty curve that wastes no time reminding you how unforgiving Oddworld has always been. What the DLC gets right is its commitment to atmosphere. Just Add Water carried over the same lush, slightly grotesque visual language from the main game, and even a compact stage like this benefits from that craft. The background layers feel lived-in, the lighting does quiet expressive work, and the audio design keeps that strange industrial-organic hum that makes Oddworld feel like a planet that actually exists somewhere. For a short piece of content, it holds its aesthetic weight. The criticism you will hear most often is also the most fair: this is brief. Depending on skill level and how many times Alf meets a grim end, most players finish in under an hour. That is not necessarily a flaw for a DLC add-on, but you should go in knowing the runtime is closer to a challenge mode than a story expansion. There is no new narrative meat here. Alf escapes. The game ends. The satisfaction comes purely from the platforming execution, not from any emotional payoff or lore revelation. For the audience this is clearly aimed at - players who already completed New 'n' Tasty and wanted one more gauntlet before putting the game down - it delivers exactly that. It is a tight, well-made morsel. For someone hoping for new story beats or a meaningful addition to the Oddworld canon, the cupboard is mostly bare. The 86% positive Steam rating reflects a community that understood the assignment and judged it on those terms. If you love the remake and you love a tough platforming test with no hand-holding, Alf's Escape scratches that itch cleanly. Just do not expect it to linger. Kai, Scout Team

Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty - Alf's Escape (DLC)

Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty - Alf's Escape (DLC)

Add-on / DLC for Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty — view full game
Feb 25, 2015Just Add Water (Developments), Ltd.Oddworld Inhabitants
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A standalone DLC escape run in the Oddworld remake, putting Alf in the spotlight for a short but punishing gauntlet of platforming puzzles.

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A well-crafted but very brief gauntlet for New 'n' Tasty fans who want one more hard run before moving on.

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About Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty - Alf's Escape (DLC)

Alf's Escape is a bite-sized DLC chapter bolted onto Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty, the ground-up remake of the classic Abe's Oddysee. If you already own New 'n' Tasty and have a soft spot for the Mudokon universe, this is essentially a bonus challenge stage with a different protagonist. Alf is not Abe. He does not have Abe's full toolkit, and the level design leans into that limitation hard. Expect tighter corridors, fewer safety nets, and a difficulty curve that wastes no time reminding you how unforgiving Oddworld has always been. What the DLC gets right is its commitment to atmosphere. Just Add Water carried over the same lush, slightly grotesque visual language from the main game, and even a compact stage like this benefits from that craft. The background layers feel lived-in, the lighting does quiet expressive work, and the audio design keeps that strange industrial-organic hum that makes Oddworld feel like a planet that actually exists somewhere. For a short piece of content, it holds its aesthetic weight. The criticism you will hear most often is also the most fair: this is brief. Depending on skill level and how many times Alf meets a grim end, most players finish in under an hour. That is not necessarily a flaw for a DLC add-on, but you should go in knowing the runtime is closer to a challenge mode than a story expansion. There is no new narrative meat here. Alf escapes. The game ends. The satisfaction comes purely from the platforming execution, not from any emotional payoff or lore revelation. For the audience this is clearly aimed at - players who already completed New 'n' Tasty and wanted one more gauntlet before putting the game down - it delivers exactly that. It is a tight, well-made morsel. For someone hoping for new story beats or a meaningful addition to the Oddworld canon, the cupboard is mostly bare. The 86% positive Steam rating reflects a community that understood the assignment and judged it on those terms. If you love the remake and you love a tough platforming test with no hand-holding, Alf's Escape scratches that itch cleanly. Just do not expect it to linger.

Kai
Kai · Scout Team

Indie & narrative

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steamDLC Challenge StageSingle-Character RunShort PlaytimeHigh DifficultyAtmospheric PlatformerNo Story Expansion

System Requirements

Minimum

Processor
Intel i3-3220 (3.30GHz)
Memory
4 GB RAM
Graphics
Minimum Radeon HD 5770 / NVIDIA GTX 260
Storage
10 GB available space

Recommended

Processor
Intel i5
Memory
4 GB RAM
Graphics
Recommended Radeon HD 6850 / NVIDIA GTX 560
Storage
10 GB available space

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Metacritic
86
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86%(3,627)

Game Info

Developer
Just Add Water (Developments), Ltd.
Publisher
Oddworld Inhabitants
Release Date
Feb 25, 2015

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