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Aggro Crab is a studio that’s quickly built up an image of not being one to take itself too seriously. After its fluorescent satirical dungeon-crawler Going Under, where you battled the demons of failed tech startups, the studio published the equally bizarre ‘escape from a weirdo on a train’ game Subway Midnight. But the off-kilter themes shouldn’t belie the artistic merits of these games: they’re filled with striking visuals and great ideas.<\/p>\n

With a small but solid resume of the strange and surreal under their belt, a Soulslike where you guide a lonely grab through a hostile but cutesy undersea world of sandcastles, baddies, and bosses is pretty much par for the course. That’s what we’ve got with Another Crab’s Treasure\u2014a game that justifies its title by putting trash at the heart of the combat, as you pick up old hairline-cracked mugs, tin cans, and what I’m pretty sure are Yakult cups to use as shields, while old sporks apparently make fine weapons.<\/p>\n

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