

CARRION is a reverse horror game in which you assume the role of an amorphous creature of unknown origins, stalking and consuming those that imprisoned you.
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CARRION is a reverse horror game in which you assume the role of an amorphous creature of unknown origins, stalking and consuming those that imprisoned you.
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*Played for "Free" thanks to the MS Xbox PC Pass You are the blob, you have to escape the nasty humans holding you captive. Along the way, predictably, you get more abilities to help you to solve the relatively simple but growing number of puzzles that you face. These new abilities also help you to navigate to parts of the map you couldn't access. Pixel graphics, sort of Prince of Persia movement from the humans (the original rotoscoped one) and forgettable sound apart from when you munch the puny humans. So here we have a sort of rogue-like, but with you playing the monster rather than slaying them (well unless the humans are the monsters I suppose). All in all, it won't live long in the memory, but I will play it to the finish for a couple of reasons: 1) It's good fun 2) The sound of terrified humans, and then the sounds of your monster munching on them
*Played for "Free" thanks to the MS Xbox PC Pass You are the blob, you have to escape the nasty humans holding you captive. Along the way, predictably, you get more abilities to help you to solve the relatively simple but growing number of puzzles that you face. These new abilities also help you to navigate to parts of the map you couldn't access. Pixel graphics, sort of Prince of Persia movement from the humans (the original rotoscoped one) and forgettable sound apart from when you munch the puny humans. So here we have a sort of rogue-like, but with you playing the monster rather than slaying them (well unless the humans are the monsters I suppose). All in all, it won't live long in the memory, but I will play it to the finish for a couple of reasons: 1) It's good fun 2) The sound of terrified humans, and then the sounds of your monster munching on them