Aggro Crab Joins Indie Publishing Trend with New Label

Indie devs like Aggro Crab are using their success to publish other indie games, following Innersloth and PocketPair.

Ever wondered what happens when an indie game blows up and the devs suddenly have more cash than they know what to do with? Well, some of them are choosing to pay it forward by publishing other indie gems. The latest to join this trend is Aggro Crab, the studio behind the hit game *Another Crab's Treasure*.

Aggro Crab has officially announced that they're starting their own publishing label, joining the ranks of other successful indie devs like Innersloth (*Among Us*) and PocketPair (*Palworld*). These studios are using their mountains of cash to help other indie developers get their games out into the world.

So, what does this mean for you? More awesome indie games, that's what. Aggro Crab's new publishing arm will focus on supporting quirky, creative titles that might otherwise struggle to find a publisher. They're not just throwing money around either—they're offering hands-on support, from marketing to development guidance.

This move is part of a growing trend in the gaming industry where successful indie studios become mini-publishers. It's a win-win: the devs get funding and expertise, and the publisher gets a slice of the profits and the satisfaction of nurturing new talent.

Aggro Crab's decision is especially notable because they're known for their own unique style—think crabs with swords and underwater souls-likes. So, you can bet their publishing label will have a keen eye for games that are offbeat and full of personality.

We're excited to see what fresh indie titles will come out of this. If you're an indie dev, this could be a golden opportunity. And if you're a player, get ready to discover your next favorite game.

What do you think about indie devs turning publishers? Is this the future of the industry? Let us know in the comments below!