Released as an expansive title, note Since the Abe games are all set on continent Mudos, Stranger's Wrath was made to give an insight into other areas, and wasn't going to count as one of the main quintology games. Set in a Wild West far from RuptureFarms, the story follows a bounty hunter called "Stranger" as he tries to make enough cash for a mysterious, life-saving operation. Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath, like Abe's Exoddus, is a bonus game in the series. Not only is it the first 3D game in the series, Munch's Oddysee introduces an additional race for saving (the Fuzzles), allows the player to control two heroes, lets the Mudokons level up and fight back (to an extent) and adds an anti-animal testing message to its range of anvils. Munch is captured by a species of mad scientists known as Vykkers ( whose existence was briefly foreshadowed in Abe's Exoddus), but escapes and teams up with Abe in an attempt to infiltrate Vykkers Labs, manipulate the Glukkons, win the last remaining can of Gabbiar in existence through an auction, and rescue the remaining Mudokons. Gabbits are hunted to the brink of extinction for their eggs (sold as product Gabbiar) as well as their lungs. The game introduces Munch the Gabbit, who is the Last of His Kind. Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (2001) is the third overall game and also the second chapter of the Quintology. It also tripled the Mudokon slave total as Abe topples the SoulStorm Mining Co., Bonewerkz, Slig Barracks, and FeeCo Depot. Fundamentally similar to Oddysee, Exoddus adds Mudokon emotions and states (including angry, sad, excited and blind to name a few) and expands the dialogue options as well as the chanting ability ( including the ability to possess your own farts). Starting exactly where Oddysee ended, Abe goes an a quest to take down SoulStorm Brewery, a distillery that makes highly addictive drinks from the bones of the Mudokon dead. Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus is a bonus game that was created in response to the popularity of Abe's Oddysee, and it isn't part of the Oddworld Quintology. Naturally terrified, Abe escapes from RuptureFarms 1029 while rescuing as many of his fellow slaves as possible and, after meeting native Big Face, Abe must save the remaining wildlife, regain a lost ancient power, and return to RuptureFarms to liberate his people.
The execs, known as Glukkons, decide then and there that the way to drive profits up is to chop up the Mudokon slaves they have cleaning the factories. In Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (1997), the first game of the unfinished Oddworld Quintology, Mudokon cleaner Abe spies on an executive board meeting at RuptureFarms, a slaughterhouse/factory, where he learns profits are dwindling due to livestock sources reaching extinction.