This is a quiet and kinda melancholy post-apocalypse.
The idea of these creatures commodifying and/or idealising human garbage sounds interesting, too.
But most of all, the movement shown thus far looks so playful.
Trailers have our main crab bouncing around, swimming vertically through levels, and grappling onto nearby surfaces.
They seem to be on a joyously irreverent streak.
The demo for Another Crabs Treasure is available to downloadon Steamuntil at least October 16th.
The full game is then due sometime in 2024, where it’ll launch into Game Pass as well.
