A Crawl Steam Key — also known as a CD Key or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem on Steam and keep in your library permanently. From €1.06 (€1.85 with fees) at Gamivo · 7 verified stores, 14 offers in stock · Updated 01h 30min ago.
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Crawl for PC starts at €1.06 (€1.85 with fees) at Gamivo, a Steam key.
We have never recorded it cheaper than this.
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With 14 offers across 7 stores there is enough competition for the price to move, so the gap between the cheapest and the rest is worth checking before you buy.
That €1.06 (€1.85 with fees) key is at one of its best prices.
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By format: Steam Key from €1.06 (€1.85 with fees), GOG Key from €2.81 (no fees) and Steam Gift from €3.69 (€3.98 with fees).
10 of the 14 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.
Critics landed at 79 out of 100 across 21 reviews, with 70% of them recommending it.
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As you might have guessed, we really like Crawl, and we'd bet our collected stash of gold and wrath you will, too. It's great fun... Read more
Crawl is definitely worth a download, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I have! Read more
A simple, yet deceptively fun dungeon crawler with a twist when played with friends cooperatively. Powerhoof's over-the-top, horror-themed game uses pixel art to a great... Read more
Australian based studio Powerhoof first game is a great success, even if Crawl lacks online multiplayer and a limited end-game challenge. It's still a great... Read more
Crawl is a super fun combination of a Roguelike and a party game, that looks and sounds incredibly awesome to boot. Read more
Crawl is an exceptional multiplayer that takes a huge advantage of the Switch's portability. An unique game that should be present in all parties. Read more
You should consider Crawl a maybe if you mostly play by yourself, but it's a must-buy if you have friends or family to bring along... Read more
Crawl is a fairly decent dungeon crawler that’s made a hell of a lot better when played with friends. It suffers from some slightly imprecise... Read more
Crawl is a very fun and hectic game you can definitely play on your own with bots or with human soon-to-be ex-friends at home or... Read more
Overall and whilst Crawl may not be what every dungeon crawling fan is used to, it certainly offers something new for local multiplayer fans. With... Read more
Crawl is a fast brawler with constantly shifting alliances that lead to excitement, confusion, and chaos all in equal measure Read more
As a local multiplayer title, Crawl stands out amongst other roguelikes. It's fun and simple gameplay is easy to pick-up for pretty much any level... Read more
Crawl is a fun co-op dungeon crawler that sets the hero against his ghostly former friends as they race to make it out of the... Read more
There’s no doubting the enjoyment that’s possible in Crawl. I would love to have seen a proper story mode that allows the unlocking of items,... Read more
Crawl is a good example of a classic dungeon crawler with some really clever twists, the randomly generated levels combined with multiplayer madness leads to... Read more
Crawl spent a long time getting to where it is now, and the results speak for themselves – it's the best time you'll have knifing... Read more
Crawl and Nintendo Switch can be considered a match made in Heaven (or in Hell, considering the setting): absolutely enjoyable when played in two and... Read more
Crawl is quite something. It's an opposition of co-op. You – the player – need to fight against not only the AI, but also you... Read more
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One of those games which do not look like much but are in reality: Gem! A game in 2D where 4 people (from 1 human and 3 bots, to 4 humans) are exploring a dungeon. But here is the trick, only one of them is alive and the 3 others are ghosts of previous dead adventurers. The one person alive go from room to room, escaping traps but also fighting against monsters. The dead people can control traps, invocate different level monsters or summon little slime in hope to defeat the person alive. The monster who deal the last damage to the human is reborn! Thus, the previous alives become unalive and the unalive becomes alive! He can now roam the dungeon, go to the shop and maybe die to respawn another time. The aim of the game is to kill the main boss by teleporting. It sure can be tough. This game is local only, so I hope you have multiple controllers and a giant tv ;)
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