Have you ever wished you might train your Second Amendment proper on a formidable online game boss? Well, one upcoming Soulslike will allow you to pull out a gun and one-tap bosses if it show too not possible to “git gud” and vanquish them the conventional approach.
Another Crab’s Treasure, by Going Under developer Aggro Crab, is a 3D “Shellslike” by which you play as a hermit crab named Kril as he scours the land for his long-lost shell. Somewhere alongside Kril’s journey, you’ll discover the littered ocean flooring for a makeshift residence and duke it out with different ocean-faring beasties. The sport has a Windows demo for Steam Next Fest and is slated to come back out someday subsequent 12 months on the Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Now, concerning the gun factor. Another Crab’s Treasure’s Steam web page notes you could play the sport at your individual tempo, saying it was “designed to be an approachable expertise for newer Soulslike gamers in addition to present a problem for hardcore followers.” Typically, any on-line dialog about whether or not or not a Soulslike sport ought to have decrease problem possibility or (gasp) some kind of help mode is met with vitriol from style die-hards. Nonetheless Another Crab’s Treasure’s demo fortunately showcases one of many sport’s apparently many help modes, which equips Kril with a gun that utterly eviscerates his foes.
As you would possibly surmise, the outcomes are fairly dope. Here’s a TikTook video of Kril’s “heater” in motion:
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Aggro Crab undoubtedly buried the lede by omitting the truth that the sport providing “one thing for any stage of ability or time dedication” would come with a freaking gun out there to anybody who tires of panic-rolling with solely a rusty spork with which to defend themselves. I don’t have way more commentary so as to add to the sheer energy of the above clip besides to say that I hope extra video video games comply with swimsuit by arming gamers, be they animals or lowly dung-eating swordsmen, with proportionally monumental weapons.
