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Another Crab's Treasure

Another Crab's Treasure (2024)

by Aggro Crab Games

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Platform

Themes:Action

Game modes:Single player

Story:Another Crab’s Treasure is a soulslike adventure set in a crumbling underwater world plagued by a mysterious curse. As Kril the hermit crab, you’ll need to wear the trash around you as shells to withstand attacks from enemies many times your size. Embark on an epic treasure hunt to buy back your repossessed shell, and discover the dark secrets behind the polluted ocean.Show more

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March 22, 2025

This game really interested me from the moment it was announced in a Nintendo Direct presentation, and it seems like a great fun charming game from the reviews I've seen. Unfortunately like many indie games, there was never a physical release on consoles, and probably never will be. Therefore the only way I would ever buy this game is if it comes to GOG.com in drm-free beauty.

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