Developer Aggro Crab shows us once again that they are a studio built by incredibly clever and talented individuals. Taking real world issues and injecting colorful characters, great humor and ideas in a worthwhile adventure.

Equal parts charming and comedic as it is dark and disturbing. They knew the game had to be more than just "Underwater Dark Souls" to succeed. I loved it's shell themed combat, It's platformer like traversal and the elements it parodies from other titles. When I first saw "The Sands Between" I nearly lost it.

Bosses are memorable with great music and fantastic designs. Getting your shell kicked in is very entertaing with stellar animations and voice lines. It all works great and I had a blast.

I also wanna shout out the accessiblity options. From enabling "Give Kril a Gun" to real worthwhile difficulty modifiers. Aggro Crab's first goal was to make a fun video game for everyone to enjoy. It's your choice if you want a breezy or crushing experience. I respect them a lot for giving players that freedom.

Another Crab's Treasure to my surprise is my favorite thing I've played in 2024 at the time of writing. It's a worthwhile adventure that I recommend you fully complete as finding all the surprises was a real treat. It's in my top 3 souls games hands down.

It's not the size of your open world, it's how you use it. Supraland showcases that perfectly with excellent puzzles in one of the best designed Metroidvanias I've seen. Great context clues, secrets around every corner and a creative list of gadgets really test you mind. Once you find one solution that in turn becomes a mechanic for later puzzles. It all really flows together seemlessly.

However, I do wish combat had either been more defined or left out of this adventue completely. I never really enjoyed it and avoiding it is next to impossible. It's a pretty big flaw, but thankfully one that doesn't bring down the adventure too much.

This is a really meaty game. Completionists will have a blast solving everything here and I look forward to checking out other games in this series. I would recommend Supraland to anyone who is interested in a good brain buster.