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Crab Champions Co-op Guide — Squads, Versus and Revives

Updated 31 Oct 2026 Source crabchampions.wiki.gg co-op and multiplayer pages; weapon coverage from src/data/ By
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More guns, more lanes

In co-op the swarm is split across the squad. Use that: spread out so crabs chase different targets, and cover each other’s reload windows. A Sniper and an Orb Launcher together cover both long-range poke and close-range clear — the weapon database helps the squad pick complementary guns instead of four of the same.

Co-op versus Versus

Crab Champions supports both co-operative runs and a versus mode where players fight each other. The habits differ: co-op is about covering angles and reviving; versus is about denying the other player’s kite path and punishing their reload. In both, movement beats standing — the same rule that saves you solo saves the squad.

Revive discipline

When a teammate drops, the squad should not all rush in. One covers, one revives. A clumped rescue turns a one-man problem into a team wipe. Communicate who is baiting and who is grabbing.

Coverage by player

One player can favour range (Sniper, Marksman) while another favours a panic melee (Dual Shotguns, Auto Shotgun). Pair that with the build guide so each loadout answers a different angle of the swarm.

Frequently asked questions

How does co-op change Crab Champions?

The swarm splits across the squad, so more players means more guns on the crabs and more bodies to kite. The risk is clumping — if everyone stacks, one swarm boxes the whole team. Spread out and cover each other's reload windows.

What is the biggest co-op mistake?

Clumping and rushed revives. When a teammate drops, one player covers while one revives. A clumped rescue is how co-op runs end.

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Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.