Everything is Crab First Look | The Evolution Roguelite You Didn't Know You Needed

Описание: Welcome Back to Cobalt Black! Today we're diving into Everything is Crab: The Animal Evolution Roguelite - a game that combines Spore's creature building with modern roguelite mechanics. This is a playtest build set to release Q2 2026, developed by Odd Dreams Digital and published by Secret Mode.

What is Everything is Crab?
Everything is Crab is an action roguelite where you evolve your creature through 100+ real-life inspired mutations in a living ecosystem. Hunt, flee, scavenge, and thrive across 4 distinct biomes while trying to beat "carcinisation" - the evolutionary tendency for all creatures to eventually become crabs. The game features deep meta-progression with genetics systems, difficulty modifiers, and challenge scenarios.

Key Features:
100+ evolution options creating endless visual and mechanical combinations
Living ecosystem with day/night cycles and dynamic fauna
Multiple survival strategies - predator, trickster, leader, nomad
Huge meta-progression layer with genetics and challenge modes
Cute pixel art style with strategic depth

My First Impressions:
This is extremely early access (playtest phase) but the core concept is fascinating. The evolution system reminds me of Spore's creature creator but with roguelite build variety. I'm testing various mutation combinations to see what creates viable strategies versus hilarious disasters.

Should You Wishlist This?
If you love roguelites with deep build variety and you've been waiting for a spiritual successor to Spore's creature phase, this is worth watching. It's Q2 2026 release, so there's time for the developers to refine the systems. The 100+ mutations promise serious replayability if they're balanced well.

Game Info:
Price: TBA (Releasing Q2 2026)
Developer: Odd Dreams Digital
Publisher: Secret Mode
Platforms: PC (Steam)
Genre: Action Roguelite, Evolution Sim, Strategy


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