"Another Crab's Treasure" Announces "Year of the Crab" Update on April 21stThe developers of "Another Crab's Treasure" have officially announced that the "Year of the Crab" update will be released on April 21st. This update will bring a variety of new content, including New Game + mode, Boss Rush mode, new costumes, a museum, and a new Boss.
"Another Crab's Treasure" Announces "Year of the Crab" Update on April 21st
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