Crab Game is now using Steams new Networking, which does not share your IP, and is just as safe as any other game on Steam. You can play / host public lobbies, and your IP will not be shared. The developer, Dani, was quick to fix the issue, announcing the fix on Twitter.Ĭrab game is now SAFE. This puts their own internet in danger, and several players fell victim to this. At the beginning of the game’s internet stardom, it was flooded with players looking to DDoS and leak other players’ IPs. With popularity, however, came a high risk.
Streamers can now create massive private, or public, lobbies to play with friends and, potentially, even fans. What the game has seemingly brought back to the streaming community is the opportunity for collaboration between streamers that was lost at the end of the Among Us era. The player base is mixed, ranging from wholesome to not so wholesome. As a result, the game has created a gaming community that almost calls back to the old CS: GO and early Among Us days. Players can join random lobbies and chat with different players from all over, with very little censorship involved.
Despite this, the game already boasts Very Positive reviews on Steam, with a whopping total of 20,214 reviews. Each Crab Game lobby allows for up to 40 players, with VOIP chat enabled. The game is new, only having been released this last October 29th. With simple graphics and mechanics, this seemingly joke of a game has managed to rise to internet stardom, with streamers and YouTubers alike now playing the game. The game features several Western games, including King of the Hill and Tag, while also including the famous Bridge and Red Light, Green Light games from the show it drew inspiration from. What it differs in, however, is in execution. Crab Game follows the format of Squid Game in the sense that it creates a death match-esque game with childhood games.
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