From the studio which introduced you Neo Aquarium: The King Of Crustaceans and Ace Of Seafood comes a game whose identify tells you every little thing: Fight Crab. We’ve marvelled earlier than on the collection about heavily-armed crustaceans having a sq. go, and now we have now a launch date for the most recent, July...
It is with equal measures pleasure and dread (my mind is just not prepared) that I inform you all that La-Mulana 2 is nearly right here. Nearly 4 and a half years after its successful Kickstarter, the sequel to Japanese indie studio Nigoro’s cult hit puzzle-platformer/metroidvania has been quietly brewing within the background. Today, it...
FIGHTCRAB! You actually can’t beat that title, each for accuracy and sheer satisfaction worth in shouting it aloud, therefore why I insist it’s capitalized. The newest from oceanically obsessed Japanese indie outfit Nussoft (they of the fairly bonkers Neo Aquarium: The King Of Crustaceans and its sequel, Ace of Seafood), FIGHTCRAB has been within the works...
Time flies, eh? It appears like only a month in the past that Japanese media conglomerate Kadokawa introduced a successor to minimalist indie journey Yume Nikki, working in shut collaboration with Kikiyama, mysterious developer of the unique recreation, and it’s nearly right here already. Oh. It was only a month in the past. Sneaking up...
