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In a vibrant undersea kingdom on the verge of collapse, a hermit crab embarks on a treasure hunt to buy back his repossessed shell. The second game from AGGRO CRAB.

Another Crab's Treasure is a souls-like, 3d platformer and funny game developed and published by Aggro Crab.
Released on April 25th 2024 is available only on Windows in 11 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 17,139 reviews of which 16,158 were positive and 981 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.2 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam with a 50% discount, but you can find it for 1.16€ on Gamivo.

The Steam community has classified Another Crab's Treasure into these genres:

Souls-like 3D Platformer Funny Action RPG Nonlinear Atmospheric Cartoony Third Person Action-Adventure Dark Humor RPG Dark Fantasy Cute 3D Open World Lore-Rich Underwater Story Rich Action Beat 'em up

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System requirements

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Windows

OS: Windows 10 or newer
Processor: 2.5 GHz or faster
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 970 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 6 GB available space
Sound Card: idk

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Feb. 2026

_Achievement Review: Difficulty: 6/10 (1/10 with assist mode) Approx. time invested: 25h MP Achievements: No Misc / Activities / Collectibles: Yes Missable Achievements: None You are playing a cute hermit crab named Kril whose house shell was stolen by a loan shark. To get it back, you have to fight through the game with a fork, using everything you can find as a shell to protect yourself, ranging from bottle caps to rubber ducks and any other type of trash you can find on the bottom of the ocean. Another Crab's Treasure is a wonderful game that is inspired by the souls-like genre, but it adapts the right elements in its own unique way. At first glance, the game is presented as a funny, colorful, and lighthearted journey to get your sweet home back, but the theme underneath is darker and grittier than you might think. This is precisely what made the game so exceptional for me. _Gameplay: It takes a moment to get used to the movement and timings, as they initially feel imprecise, but as soon as you get the hang of it, you are in for a treat. Your gameplay is mostly defined by the different types of hermit shells you find. In true soulslike fashion, they define whether you have a quick dodge roll or whether it is more focused on defense stats and how precise your parry window will be. _Immersion: The game is not necessarily something you can lose yourself in. The areas you explore, especially the deep water ones, are well designed, but in the end you get through them pretty quickly, and it’s less about what’s around you and more about getting from A to B. But I have to admit, I wanted to help Kril get his house back. _Boss Design: My god, Another Crab's Treasure excels in its creativity of boss designs and how different items are used as weapons. One of the first bosses you can meet is a lobster that uses a bike lock as a weapon, which he wields like a guillotine when grabbing you, absolutely hilarious! I never felt that bosses were unfair; they became pretty straightforward as soon as you understood the game mechanics better. _Recommendation: It is a must-play, not only for souls-like players but also for everyone who likes a little bit of a challenge that can also be exploited pretty quickly with the right tactic. It is a well-crafted game and not too difficult to 100%. For people who need a little help, with assist mode you get a one-shot handgun shell. :) Rating: 8.5/10

Jan. 2026

This game proves that you can make a parody that is still an above-average game and not just spoofing the genre. Charm oozes from the story and even textboxes in the game—and while it's no Elden Ring in terms of complexity and fluidity, the action and exploration in this humorous soulslike are very decent. Unfortunately, it lost me completely in the very first big town. Such games are not made for long peaceful patches with dozens of characters—I just couldn't find the tempo once it has been lost. But the game is still so charming, it gets a thumbs up, and I can easily recommend it to everyone who will be a bit more patient with it.

Oct. 2025

Crab Souls. Demon Crab? Crabden Ring. Doesn't matter, it's simultaneously a great game and a brilliant message on environmentalism and ocean pollution.

July 2025

First Souls-like that hooked me since Dark Souls 3. The story and art style are kid-friendly, but the game on default settings was surprisingly challenging to me. That is until the reverse difficulty curve kicks in. There's also a lot of accessibility features meaning literally anyone should be able to play this game and have fun. The mechanics are tight, there's a lot of fun secrets items, a few optional bosses, and a story that's basically Wall-E meets The Little Mermaid. The last level had some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ platforming and there aren't really "builds" like in most RPGs (unless a binary choice between melee or magic counts), but even with those two criticisms I can heartily recommend this game to basically anyone who's interested.

May 2025

I would be my first review on steam since I don't really comment on anything in the internet much but just felt this game deserves it. I wish this game was more appreciated and well-known, it has really beautiful artstyle, colors and great, deep and wise story behind a facade that looks like an innocent, educational dark souls clone for kids. But it's so much more than that and I really wish people recognised that more. We need more of such messages in today's world. I won't spoil anything from the story in my review though. As I'm writing this, I didn't even finish the game yet so I don't know everything anyway. Gameplay wise it is very dark-souls like, though it gradually gets easier as you progess and learn new abilities, to the point where defeating most bosses at the end of the game don't require that many tries. I like that it leaves a lot of space for exploration and backtracking is not boring thanks to the new areas you can unlock with new abilities. It also keeps giving new types of enemies every step of the way and they are always just enough of a challange to make it satysfing to defeat them. The locations are beautiful, full of colors and great music, giving you a false sense of security at the very beginning of the game. It also might be just my personal fixation and probably not of much significance to most of people but I always pay a lot of attention to voice acting in whatever media I exprerience and in this game I wanted to highlight Kril's (main character) performance and the Dutchess'. Their voice acting is very convincing, emphisising the important and emotional parts of the game. The voices in general are all great in this game tho, at least in my opinion. If you find the game too frustrating it is always possible to turn on custom assist mode for those who don't like the dark souls formula that much. But I promise, these games feel so much more rewarding and satisfying when you finally defeat the monsters with just your own skills! Just making a note of the assist mode because I know a lot of souls-likes don't have an easy mode, this game does if you just want to focus on progression and story. Just one more note for anyone who plays on mouse and keyboard like me, in theory the game lets you change the keymapping, but I did it and it didn't work. So I don't know if I'm just dumb or the game really doesn't let you change it. The deafult controls are intuitive enough though. Also, on a few occasions I found myself stuck on some edge-of-the-map obstacles and couldn't get out, but this is just a problem for someone who would like really have to go and check EVERYWHERE like me... Ending this random stream of thoughts more than an actual review, I would REALLY recommend the game for anyone who likes souls-likes combat, good story and exploration.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Another Crab's Treasure is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam.

Another Crab's Treasure is currently available at a 50% discount. You can purchase it for 14.99€ on Steam.

Another Crab's Treasure received 16,158 positive votes out of a total of 17,139 achieving an impressive rating of 9.19.

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Another Crab's Treasure was developed and published by Aggro Crab.

Another Crab's Treasure is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Another Crab's Treasure is not playable on MacOS.

Another Crab's Treasure is not playable on Linux.

Another Crab's Treasure is a single-player game.

There is a DLC available for Another Crab's Treasure. Explore additional content available for Another Crab's Treasure on Steam.

Another Crab's Treasure does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

Another Crab's Treasure does not support Steam Remote Play.

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