But what if this time you made the chasing instead of you being chased? It sounds a whole lot of fun, right? With Carrion, you can do that. It would be more exciting if the game involves a monster hunting you down. And why not? Put in an intriguing story and downright scary jumpscares, and any player will have a thrilling and heart-pounding time. Nowadays, horror games are becoming more and more popular among gamers.
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ConclusionĬarrion is one of the best indie games released in 2020 so far. Needless to say, the game has plenty of variety to keep things fresh and entertaining. Speaking of humans, later in the game, you gain the ability to control humans with a mind-control-like ability. There are also points in the game where you experience flashbacks and play briefly as a human. You squeeze into tight spaces to avoid detection and reach new areas. You pull levers to open doors and disable lasers. The game relies on some basic puzzles to get around the labyrinthine research facility. Mixing things upĬarrion is a mix of several different genres. Consequently, if you take damage from bullets or fire, your mass shrinks.
The more people you eat, the larger you get (although it does cap off). Speaking of different forms, the mass of your monster grows as you kill and eat people in the game. You’ll also gain the ability to gain temporary invisibility. When you’re in your smallest form, you have the ability to smack things at a distance. You gain new abilities as the game progresses, and your abilities vary depending on the size of your monster. These biomass checkpoints also occasionally open up new pathways. Basically, you infect part of the environment and you’ll respawn from the most recent point in the event that you die. There are checkpoints where you can “spread biomass” and save your progress. Design-wise, the levels are similar to what you would expect from a Metroidvania. Carrion is a 2D game that has the look of something that might have run on Windows 3.1. The graphics have this cool mid-1990s vibe going on.
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