The popular Steam co-op game PEAK recently had a very successful launch and is already planning for the future. Developers Aggro Crab and Landfall Games take the time to thank the gaming community for its support and pave the way for future content. It’s encouraging to hear that smaller indie games can still exceed expectations in the current climate of Death Stranding and Elden Ring sequels, as budding climbers continue to rave about PEAK.
Aggro Crab and Landfall are the studios behind the successful co-op. American developer Aggro Crab previously released the nautical soulslike and action-adventure Another Crab’s Treasure last year, which outperformed expectations. On the other hand, Swedish studio Landfall has a penchant for April Fool’s Day jokes, launching titles like the popular Content Warning, Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, and Clustertruck. Unlike Content Warning’s scary monsters, Sandfall’s new climbing game with Aggro Crab is a light-hearted and wholesome adventure, and it has become an instant hit.
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PostsPosting on Steam, Aggro Crab and Landfall (nicknamed Landcrab) expressed their gratitude to the community for its PEAK support, noting that the social media clips and streams were keeping them laughing. Plans for the future were then addressed, despite being in the “very early stages,” but there were a few tidbits to share. The team confirmed localization would be coming soon, and more possible updates may range from quality of life features to new content. No number of PEAK’s beginner tips and tricks will save players from pesky bugs, which is why the devs are also “slowly getting through” some of the fixes, addressing common reports such as disconnection bugs, audio issues, crashes, and generalized performance and optimization concerns.
PEAK Devs Confirm Localization and More Updates Coming Soon
ClosePEAK blew up on Steam during its launch, selling two million copies in only nine days, and the player base has shown nothing but support for the game’s future. One of the go-to accolades involved calling PEAK a “peak” game, and several players noted the devs’ “deserved success” after creating a “fun and replayable” experience. Furthermore, and included in the devs’ Steam post, players will be able to show their support for the game in another way soon, as the team is cooking up new merch ideas as well.
Based on its popularity and replayability factor, PEAK has certainly become one of the best co-op games to play with friends, joining the likes of Chained Together, Surmount: A Mountain Climbing Adventure, and Totally Reliable Delivery Service, which sounds like something Landfall would produce, but it’s by We’re Five Games. With localization on the way for PEAK, it’s predicted that its success will continue to spread across the globe and climb into more gamers’ hearts.
