Bait. Haul. Survive: Antarctic fishing horror Crabmeat is now available for PC

Indie studio, Searching Interactive is today pleased to announce that Crabmeat - a short, first-person, point-and-click survival horror is now available to purchase via Steam for Windows, priced $7.99 USD / $11.79 AUD / £6.69 GBP / €7.79 EUR - with an additional 10% launch discount available for two weeks.



Crabmeat shackles you into the sodden, salty boots of an indebted prisoner of the Feudostate, which has forced you to set sail in search of priceless Southern King Crabs to pay off your debt. You must collect your quota of crustaceans within seven days or risk permanent expatriation from the state for you and your family.

In this sharp and frosty two-to-three experience you’ll navigate harsh waters for bountiful shores, crewing and manually operating your government-issued crabbing vessel alone - baiting, placing, and winching traps, sorting your hauls, and fighting to maintain the ship's vital components from threats that dwell beneath the tide.

In this frigid place, will you find freedom or your end?

Explore this icy southern wasteland in your government-issued crabbing vessel

Bait, place, winch and empty traps to bring in big hauls of precious crabs

An experimental blend of First Person and Point and Click gameplay, where the entire game is playable with only a mouse

Defend yourself and the ship from the denizens of the sea

Short 2-3 hour experience


Crabmeat is now available to purchase for Windows via Steam.