KILL CRAB

KILL CRAB takes a wonderfully absurd idea and turns it into a short first-person shooter centered on underwater gunfights, aggressive sea creatures, and a distinctly Western-flavored attitude. Developed and published by Tumbleweed Games, the project was created by a small five-person university student team, and its modest origins are reflected in both its limited scope and straightforward design. Rather than attempting to compete with large-scale shooters, it concentrates on a simple objective and gives that objective enough personality to make the experience memorable. The central premise has the player descending into an underwater environment where crabs and other hostile creatures stand between them and their ultimate target. Combat is structured around clearing three primary arenas, surviving the enemies occupying them, and gradually gaining access to additional weapons. This creates a satisfying miniature progression system. Each cleared area represents tangible progress and expands the player's offensive options without burying the experience beneath complicated skill trees, crafting mechanics, or excessive statistics. Gunplay is deliberately accessible. Movement, aiming,…

Not great but not terrible, movement is fairly janky but I liked the vibe they were going for here, can play through it in about 15 minutes or so, a simply student project about horde shooting crabs.

This game gave me the reason to keep on going

One of the most fun games ive played. Its short but thats good, i like to kill crab and enormous nugget fish

Nice game i like it

CRAB IS COOL