it's kinda fun initially, but you quickly learn just flailing wildly works most of the time and it's not super exciting.ДЇinally, I feel like the concept is a bit wasted An interesting concept, but lacks in execution. The vast majority of my game was spent circling through the same rooms again and again. Like other's aid, it really needs a map system of some sort. вЂ¦ ExpandДЄn interesting concept, but lacks in execution. Final Score: 6 Above average game, it will be fun but it has serious problems that will affect you possibly in a negative way. It was pretty fun at first when you have to explore and do the puzzles but it gets frustrating when you think you have done all the puzzles yet you cannot find a way out of that place to a new area. Unfortunately for me, I could not finish the game because I felt like it was a chore. This would not be a problem if the levels were: 1 - Easily recognizable 2 - Had a map 3 - You did not had a teleport function that drops you in a very unfamiliar yet similar place. No map- Yes, get ready to get lost and wander aimlessly for minutes upon end. CARRION is a good game, however, it has a very powerful drawback. The gameplay is fun and the looks of it are very well done. This would not be a problem if the Carrion is a weird mix of a metroidvania with many unique things that will set it apart. Yes, get ready to get lost and wander aimlessly for minutes upon end. The gameplay is fun and the looks of it are very well done.Д¬ARRION is a good game, however, it has a very powerful drawback. Carrion is a weird mix of a metroidvania with many unique things that will set it apart. EDIT: Went back to play a few more hours - thinking I might have overlooked some really cool key component, but unfortunately not.

I can only recommend this if you're a fan of gore and horror films like John Carpenter's The Thing, Deep Rising, Alien, etc. There's also a really cool animated trailer, but it doesn't appear to be in the game - another missed opportunity to round out the game and provide the user with a little more meaty goodness. However, most of the tension comes from facing elite troops with flamethrowers or sentry robots with machine guns. If there were perhaps some intense moments that required speed and fancy foot work to navigate through a labyrinth with flames, acid, or some other hazard, maybe that could have broken up the monotony and added to the tension.

I like the horror theme, and the fluid control that can come with blasting through areas after they've been cleared out, but that's usually because you're trying to figure out where the heck you need to go and just want to move on. Pull a lever, chomp on human snacks, sneak around. Gain some creature mass to use an ability, drop some creature mass to use another.

You're going to be fighting the same human and robot enemies time and time again. I understand that you're this grotesque creature that shouldn't necessarily be holding a paper map in it's meaty folds, but to me this is a missed opportunity to come up with a really innovative way to display some sort of map system based off of 'marking your territory' with creature ooze or slime and being able to pick up your own scent or pheromones.essentially creating the map as you go. There's a lot of aimless wandering around due to the lack of any sort of map system. I understand that you're this grotesque creature that shouldn't necessarily be holding a paper map in it's meaty folds, but to me this is a missed opportunity to come up with a really innovative In regards to gameplay depth and variety, Carrion is far more simplistic and shallow than I was hoping for. In regards to gameplay depth and variety, Carrion is far more simplistic and shallow than I was hoping for.

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