Indie studio AggroCrab's Souls-like action game Crab Treasure Hunt will be released on April 26, and the media review ban on this game has been lifted. After seeing the positive reviews the game received, the development team was in disbelief.
The official tweeted a patchwork of the game's media evaluations, and many media gave this work a rating of more than 8 points, and the official said in disbelief: "Is this true?".
The game's level designer, Phillip Corrado, also retweeted the tweet, saying, "I'm glad you guys like the game we made. ”
Paige Wilson, the community manager, and jobo, the producer, were also incredulous. The game's programmer, Storm Hues, even said that his last report card was a D.
There is no doubt that the members of the team are very excited that "Crab Treasure Hunt" can achieve such excellent results. This is especially true after taking into account the obstacles encountered during the development process.
It is understood that in the months leading up to the release, there were three break-ins at AggroCrab's studio in Seattle, and not only that, but Crab Treasure Hunt was also released on the same day as the highly anticipated action role-playing game Sword Star, and Bandai Namco's Desert Adventure in the same week, which was undoubtedly a tough battle for the little crab.
In any case, although the game has not yet been officially launched, the reviews of the game are quite positive so far, and the game currently has an average score of 79 points on station M, so interested players can try it.