![]() ![]() Still has solid fighting game mechanicsĪll in all, Fight Crab is a great and funny sports game to try out if you’re getting tired of all the human fighting games around. These are split-screen on the console version. Fortunately, there are still local PvP and co-op modes. Another thing is that the online multiplayer mode hardly has active players for you to challenge. ![]() Fights often boil down to simply who’s hitting the other the most to force them to flip. For one, the controls can be awkward and clunky-most especially when you have weapons on hand. Even the arena can be decimated and the props there used as improvised weapons so the chaos never stops. Whacking your claws around alone can jostle your enemy and so clobbering them with a huge weapon can either toss them into the air or make them do slow-motion somersaults. What makes the game so ridiculously fun isn’t just the prospect of being a katana-wielding crab but also the gameplay physics. The game lets you fight by either using only your claws and pincers or wielding different weapons that you can purchase from the shop. In Fight Crab, you control a crustacean of your choice-whether it’s one of the numerous crab species around or even a lobster-and wrestle with an enemy crustacean on an arena chock full of obstacles and interactive props. ![]()
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