What games has AGGRO CRAB made or published?
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AGGRO CRAB is an indie studio based in Seattle, WA, and its itch.io page lists both games it developed and one it published. According to the page, the studio made Another Crab's Treasure (an underwater soulslike, marked "OUT NOW" on Steam, Switch, Game Pass, and PS5) and Going Under, and it published Subway Midnight. The same page also lists smaller or earlier items: the Another Crab's Treasure PROTOTYPE (described as the 2021 original prototype pitched to investors), a Platformer GIF, and PARTYENGINE (a procedurally-generated party usable as a music visualizer).
Games developed by AGGRO CRAB
| Project | What the page says | Status signal |
|---|---|---|
| Another Crab's Treasure | Underwater soulslike | "OUT NOW" on Steam, Switch, Game Pass, PS5 |
| Going Under | Listed as a game the studio made | No release details given on this page |
| Another Crab's Treasure PROTOTYPE | The 2021 original prototype pitched to investors | Prototype, not the full release |
Games published by AGGRO CRAB
- Subway Midnight — the page states the studio published it. No platform or release details appear in the page text.
Other projects on the page
- Platformer GIF — listed as a platformer item, presented as a GIF.
- PARTYENGINE — described as a procedurally-generated party that can be used as a music visualizer; the page tags it under Rhythm.
How to use this to decide whether to follow
If you want the studio's flagship release, start with Another Crab's Treasure, since it is the only title the page marks as currently available across specific platforms. If you are interested in the studio's earlier catalog, Going Under is listed as developed by AGGRO CRAB, and Subway Midnight is the title it published. The prototype and the smaller experiments (Platformer GIF, PARTYENGINE) are worth a look only if you follow the studio's process or side projects rather than finished commercial games.
For current availability, pricing, and platform specifics beyond what the page states, check the individual store listings, since the itch.io page itself does not give those details.