Carrion is an action-horror puzzle game by the developers at Phobia Game Studio. Players take on the role of a deadly tentacled creature known as "The Monster" as they attempt to escape a research facility. To escape, players must decimate researchers and smash through the various rooms as they grow larger and more powerful.
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Carrion's uniqueness is truly something to behold, yet despite this, the game forgets an obvious feature that unfortunately hampers its gameplay.
Carrion can be a little jarring to play at first. With all the abilities to use, there's actually a fast way to switch them. This guide will explain.
Carrion may be a game about destruction and violence, but there are also puzzles to solve. This guide shows players how to get the containment units.
Carrion is a tour-de-force action game that casts players as an alien creature and doesn't let up with impressive visuals and momentous gameplay.
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