Aggro Crab Games

I th- like, we keep seeing s- smaller scope games kind of cutting through and doing well.

Like, I think we've spoken about Aggro Crab in the past and, like, how they have, like, nice limited scope games that they can kind of, like, iterate and experiment more.

Um, and they've found some success doing that.

I'd like to see more studios try to do that.

Um, I think, I think these folks have a bright future ahead of them.

I got Aggro Crab vibes.

I got, I got when everybody first played Go-

Nice

I would love to know.

It's a $5 game, and you know, you know, Aggro Crab, they released that thing about $5, is actually $3.

I feel like that game will sell very well.

Oh, yeah, 100%.

Mostly, this is small money.

Agro Crab is looking below $500,000, Kinetic and Evil Landfall at tickets up to roughly $1 million a game.

Meanwhile, Outer Sloth has put roughly $19 million to work across two dozen projects.

That game publisher is the outlier, saying it will consider teams with AA-level budgets, but it hasn't disclosed what it is actually writing.

And yeah, it is unfortunate Star Wars didn't do gangbusters because it was a pretty great game

yeah but yeah um we do have this uh agro crab makers of another crab's treasure and they published peak uh i announced they were doing a publishing label not sure if they have a name for it might just be agro prep that they are looking to support what they call intense stylized games with an attitude and essentially they're looking to support small teams looking for up to $500,000 for projects that can be completed in two years or less they say they're offering flexible agreements with consistent base terms adjustable milestones and a requirement for full recruitment

It

will not hold the final payment for a game's release date either, which might be a thing that affects another studio.

I fucking hate that bearded idiot.

Number six on the Wii News, Aggro Crab, the developers behind Peak: Another Crab's Treasure and Going Under and Crash Out Crew, are excited to announce that they are publishing the precision platformer Rebounder from developer 33.

Nail the run, deliver your line, Rebounder is a handcrafted precision platformer about a roughneck worker, uh, recruited for a hazardous job on a distant planet.

A tough but fair gauntlet set in a surreal comic book world of ink, paper, and print.

From a press release-

So cool

... with this announcement, Aggro Crab are ready to receive submissions from developers looking for publishing support.

Quote, "Peak success put us in a unique position.

So th- those things people were not able to find.

And then, uh, lastly, just real quick, Aggro Crab is, uh, publishing Rebounder and turning into a publisher.

Ooh.

Aggro Crab, which did Another Crab's Treasure, and of course was a co-developer of Peak, is now publishing 33's Rebounder, which is a precision 2D platformer built around grabbing and throwing explosive spores, and then using their explosions, explosions to bounce yourself around levels.

Uh, they o- they kinda pointed out here, and this is one of the reasons I've, it pr- piqued my curiosity, that they were inspired by a lot of kaizo ROM hacks.

Oh.

I, I love the idea of more, like, normal games trying to have kaizo energy.

That's neat.