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Enslaved on an unknown planet, a stolen Nauticrawl is your only hope of escaping the wretched life you were born into. But now that you're at the helm, you have a whole new set of problems.
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Nostalgic, demanding, contemplative and unpretentious.
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PC InvasionMartynas KlimasSep 20198/10 starsNauticrawl is a short -- very possibly too short -- and memorable adventure.
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DarkstationGarland PanSep 20194/5 starsNauticrawl is an absolute treat to play. What it lacks in depth is made up for by its sheer devotion to an intuitive design. The game eschews the excessive tutorialization found in many modern titles in favor of letting the player learn for themselves.
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GameSkinnyTy ArthurSep 20195/10 starsHave a few spare hours to engage in extreme trial and error tedium? Nauticrawl is the perfect game for you!
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IGDB rating 8.0/10 from 3 ratings.
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