Review: Fight Crab (Steam)

Welcome to Fight Crab.A new 3D action game where you take control of a crab and fight off other giant enemy crabs. Physics allows for crabs to move powerfully and quickly in this hardcore battle arena. Freely control your pincers to use weapons and develop your own crab fighting style.

Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• Download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Controller support.
• Fighting gameplay.
• Graphics-fullscreen, resolution, quality preset, depth of field, and brightness.
• Avatar support but uses Vroidhub.
• Campaign-split into areas including tutorials and a Prologue.
• Online Co-op support.
• Two difficulties-normal and hard.
• Winning-flip the enemy crab on its back for a 3-second count.
• If you lose a match you can call in AI assistance.
• Grab items in the world and use as a weapon.
• Button masher dream.
• Arcade presentation.
• Health-Works like in Smash Bros, you hit them and the opponents percentage will go up and make them more skeptical about flipping.
• Money-earned in-game and used to buy new weapons/items/level up.
• Level up-five categories-strength, resistance, endurance, dexterity, and agility. Each level up will increase your overall level.
• Hyper mode-build it up with attacks then activate to do high damage high-speed attacks.
• Vs-both online and offline.
• Arcade-style presenter/voice over.
• Weapons-buy and equip weapons or pick up random bits of the scenery and use them as a weapon.
• Destructible environments.
• Rock soundtrack that wouldn’t be out of place in a 90s bowling alley.
• Crab-you can buy new crabs/lobsters and each one has unique stats.
• So much fun.
• Photo mode.
• Each crab has his/her own level/rank.
• The action is just non stop.

Cons:

• Really awkward controls.
• Can’t preview crabs/lobsters before buying them.
• The slowdown happens quite a bit.
• Inconsistent difficulty.
• Some levels have annoying bits where falling off is an instant loss.
• Not easy to understand menus and level selects.
• Complete pain in the ass set of hoops to jump through for an avatar.
• Can be hard to tell what’s going on.