Many books, movies, TV shows, and video games have imagined what a fictional life under the sea might be like. Today's #SteamSpotlight feature is no exception.
But instead of following the journey of a mermaid or a water deity, this game follows the tale of crab. Yes, you read that right.
Here's what you have to know about Another Crab's Treasure.
#SteamSpotlight Feature: Another Crab's Treasure
(Photo : Aggro Crab / Screenshot taken from Steam)
Released on April 25, 2024, Another Crab's Treasure is developed and published by Aggro Crab. It is a 3D platformer game that, as previously mentioned, follows the story of a crab. Set in an underwater world that's falling apart, this crab is on a quest to buy back its repossessed shell.
This game falls under the soulslike genre, but if it's the first time you're dipping your toes into it, you have nothing to worry about. Another Crab's Treasure is designed to help ease new players into the genre. However, those who are more experienced can likewise expect a challenge.
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Explore the Undersea World
Given the setting of the game, there's a lot of exploring to do in the undersea world. You'll encounter coral reefs, kelp forests, and even sand castle cities and dark trenches along the way. Being around this much nature will help the crab learn what the game refers to as Umami Techniques.
These are powerful attacks that you, as the cfrab, will learn from those you encounter in the game. These techniques include punching light a Mantis Shrimp, ensnaring like a Bobbit Worm, and many more.
To get a better idea of the game, here is its official launch trailer.
Steam Reviews for Another Crab's Treasure
As of press time, Another Crab's Treasure has more than 7,600 user reviews on Steam. These reviews are generally described as "Overwhelmingly Positive" by the platform.
"This is a Souls game for normal people," user Duino Duck says in a Steam review. "This is a game you can recommend to a friend who doesn't play many actions games to give them a taste for the genre."
The combat is really well-paced, the RPG/progression mechanics are perfectly lightweight, and the challenge curve starts out rocky and grows exactly as it needs to," Duino Duck adds.
"It's a fun soulslike with a new twist," says user Kenchi in a separate Steam review. "Great story with a good message."
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