DuneCrawl is an online coop action-adventure game where players take on the roles of desert faring privateers. Together, players explore the dust seas by piloting their Dune Crawler, a gigantic walking crustacean festooned with cannons and treasure maps.
Ultimately, DuneCrawl isn’t just about combat or exploration; it blends both with co-op play, making it a thoroughly entertaining experience if you enjoy playing with others or are looking for an action game set in a world brimming with things to do, where you can lose yourself for hours
DuneCrawl is a unique, creative start to 2026. It’s not flawless, and some players may find the controls and difficulty inconsistencies a bit fiddly. But what it offers is a sandbox adventure that feels fresh, inventive, and willing to take risks. Driving a giant crab across a hostile desert while upgrading your gear and reclaiming territory is as enjoyable...
DuneCrawl is an interesting game that blends together giant crab combat, dungeoneering and multiplayer shenanigans. It's fun enough, but I really wish it did a little bit more with the more unusual aspects of its game design.
Dune Crawl transforms cooperation into survival, tasking players with commanding a towering crawler across a beautifully hand-drawn desert where every journey is unpredictable, chaotic, and uniquely shared.
DuneCrawl is a delightful, chaotic, and visually distinct co-op adventure that proves giant crabs are the ultimate vehicle. While it suffers from some world-scaling issues and a static map, the core loop of crewing a crustacean fortress with friends is undeniably fun. It’s a "solid" 8/10 experience with friends, but perhaps a 6/10 if you are crawling...
