Odd Remedy is an online multiplayer (and singleplayer) game in which players have to make their escape from a dangerous, abandoned island infested with monster spiders. Clear out the isolating dungeons, loot the island for tools and your survival, use your smartphones for communication, work together to complete objectives and make a run for it when the time is right. The world is at your disposal to reach your goals the way you want to, but it’s new inhabitants will not allow you to feel safe at every turn.TEAMWORKWhile stealth is an option, against the hordes of spiders, your fellow prisoners are key to increase your chances of success. Work together, fight together.SHARING IS CARINGUse your smartphones to call, text and share (relevant) photos. Be aware that your phones also make noise, sometimes attracting unwanted attention.HOME SWEET PRISONCollect (cool) items from your journeys and customize your prison workplace. Manage your inventory, craft (useful) stuff for your next journey or treat yourself.Features: Online multiplayer with 1-4 players Interactive phone system (phone calls, messages, taking/sending photos)Customizable player faces Physics based interactions with objects and items Interactive vehicle mechanics Procedurally generated open-world island map (each run is different) Collecting items and upgrading your base Dynamic enemy behaviour Proximity voice chat Original soundtrackGame Lore: Blackfang Corp – a secret, government-backed military unit, running experiments on unique weapons and people in occupied, hidden areas. As tests on mutating spider monster species in the so called Hell Island were handled by underpaid and unmotivated workers, a dozen of spiders have unknowingly escaped the facility. The bugs would unknowingly grow and multiply in the forest for months, until they would eventually run out of resources, and begin flooding into the city. The emergency alarms were set on blast as many Blackfang workers escaped. Lacking further resources and desperate for a solution, they select a few prisoners to send on a remotely supervised mission. That’s you, you are the odd remedy. What they don’t know though, is that you have other plans.