Definitely challenging to try and get the crabs into the basket and keep the craps moving when setting up walls.  I like the turn in the story figuring out why we were trapping them was fun.  I like the idea of erasing the sandcastle to build the walls.  

Another great background music track!!! 

Noooo! The crabs! The little crabs are so adorable! Though, the crabs did tend to walk out of the little barriers that were made, and one crab even phased through the back of the bucket! Still, I really liked the concept, and the music was perfect! Good work!

I loved this game idea when I first heard it and I wish it could have played out more, with the walls and sandcastle dealing with being washed away.  Great job with what you do have, though! The crab collecting is still fun. I felt like I had infinite sand, which was nice because I placed a ton of stupid walls at first.  But probably not intended. You all have a very fun potential casual game if you don't give up here :) Shout out to moog for that absolute banger with the Very Nice Horns i'm jealous of

I wasn't sure how the theme exactly fit into the game, and the game felt a bit slow, but I enjoyed what I played and think the visuals are soft and beautiful. Good job!

The music is absolutely perfect! 

Love the little crab dudes! he game is simple but there's a lot of potential for building on what's already there.

Game was a bit confusing to play with no instructions. It seems the goal is to get as many crabs into the bucket as possible, as well as to get them to pick up sand dollars for extra points. Controls seems to be click on the sand castle on the lower left, then place a block to redirect the crabs. I say the game has a good concept, but needs a lot of polish. Sometimes crabs would walk through blocks, and it seems arbitrary to which direction they go afterwards. Fitting music choice though.   (Apologies, I found out afterwards you had the controls on your game page) After going back, the game was a lot more clear. The crabs still do seem to ignore the walls often, but changing the wall directions does give a clear change in how the game played.