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Angry Alligator

Angry Alligator

|Netherlands|Simulator, Adventure

7.0 /10

Pretty good

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Why play it

Come on down to the swamp and join this alligator on an adventure like no other! Start as a small baby gator and grow into the biggest, baddest reptile around. Eat everything that moves, and more, so you can grow big and strong to face all challenges ahead.

Story and worldbuilding

Embark on a swamptastic adventure! Come on down to the swamp and go on an adventure like no other! Grow into the biggest, baddest gator of your town by eating everything that moves, and more, so you can grow big and strong to face all challenges ahead! Use your wits, your jaws and all goofy equipment you can find to change the swamp back to the fun, safe haven it once was! Rescue your fellow gators from the clutches of the horrid hoomans and their wicked experiments.

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Play style

Leans into Simulator, Adventure, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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DVS GamingCaptain Steve · 1 Dec, 2021

Despite its small setbacks with presentation and camera issues, Angry Alligator is a huge surprise on the indie front. For a game where you’re devouring prey and using ridiculous power-ups, it’s got a good deal of replayability, and it’s good fun. Even the kids will enjoy it, a game where, of course, you devour anything. (We’re normal, we swear.)

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 19 Oct, 2021
7/10

One of the things I try to do when playing some indie games on the Switch is to identify with what I assume is the target audience and try to view the game through that lens as much as possible...

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