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Playing CARRION on the Nintendo switch reminded me so much of one of my favourite science fiction horror films from the ’80s by John carpenter:... Read more

Carrion is a unique game and one that is refreshing and fun to play. The gameplay is smooth, and the arcadelike aspect of hastily crawling... Read more

Carrion is a stellar example of how indie developers like Phobia Games Studio continue to provide unique fusions of video genres. Read more

Carrion embraces its identity as a "reverse-horror" experience, offering some viscerally violent action that is not for the faint of heart. Presentation here is top-notch:... Read more

Carrion is a fascinating reversal of the typical Metroidvania. Playing as a hungry, tentacle abomination is fast, fluid and unnerving. My only complaint is that... Read more

Carrion is a very cool concept held back by frustrating map design and repetitive combat. Read more

Carrion is a short, focused experience, which is something I really appreciate. It is deliberate in its purpose, and it does a small set of... Read more

It perfectly encapsulates the terrifying monster horror the game Is based on, and is filled with mayhem, gore and one hell of a power fantasy. Read more

Carrion is a game I’ve been looking forward to for a while. And though I am more than a bit disappointed I got stuck, I’m... Read more

Phobia taps into a very visceral sensibility with Carrion’s fluid, action-based mechanics, which are both simple and fun to execute. Read more

As it stands, Carrion is an impressive, creative, and inventive game on paper. In practice, it ends up being a rather middle-of-the-road experience, with unfulfilled... Read more

Carrion's sickeningly animated protagonist and distinctive playstyle will sate the desires of any player who has ever imagined being a monster from a horror film.... Read more

Carrion is a fun one-and-done game and not much more than that. The concept of playing as the monster in the vents is a cool... Read more

Regardless of the few gripes I have with Carrion, the title is such an original idea that it's very easy to recommend. Read more

Carrion is not a particularly long game, but it does a lot with the time you'll spend with it. It's more involved than it initially... Read more

Inspired by a 1950s sci-fi horror movie, Carrion turns you into a malign marauding blob, swallowing scientists whole Read more

Does the the disturbing "reverse horror" of Phobia Games Studio's Carrion live up to the concept, or does it miss the mark? Read more

Carrion is remarkably successful in so far that its visuals, sound design and interaction come together to create something truly horrifying, beautiful and engrossing, but... Read more

Carrion is the opposite of its titular character: slickly presented, polished to a shine and great fun to hang out with. The flashes of tedium... Read more

Carrion is an excellent 2D action game that lets you unleash mayhem as a terrifying, destructive monster. Read more

Carrion is very entertaining and extremely unique. Making humans whimper in fear never gets old and killing them is even more fun. I wish some... Read more

Carrion is a fun reverse-horror adventure, though it doesn't push the concept to the heights of its potential. Read more

Carrion is a superb actioner staring an alien mass. Read more

CARRION is a game that only someone associated with the madhouse publisher that is Devolver Digital could create. Read more

Carrion is an excellent power fantasy that casts you as the monstrous villain in your own horror film. The wonderfully gloopy animation and conception of... Read more

Carrion proves that it’s a capable beast of a game that is able to entertain for the couple of hours that its story lasts. It’s... Read more

In our current market oversaturated media, there is something invaluable in a game that doesn’t waste your time. Read more

Carrion is a special thing in many ways, but its actual meat and potatoes structure is as formulaic as the genre gets. Thankfully, its core... Read more

This a super fun immersive game that is a must play for not only horror fans but anyone looking for a unique gaming experience! Read more

Carrion is ultimately fascinating, engaging, and short and sweet. By putting you in the role of the alien threat it imbues you with a strange... Read more

GOOD - Carrion is a fun reverse-horror game that could have been much better than it is with a few simple fixes, but what we... Read more

If you’re sick of playing victims in horror games, watching thrillers through the lens of a hapless protagonist, and instead just want to vent your... Read more

The result, for me, was anxiety. A low background hum of “did I miss something”, combined with the high notes of being unable to find... Read more

Carrion is simply a great time. The metroidvania gameplay loop is addictive, while its sound design and highly detailed pixel-art look makes it a joy... Read more

Carrion nails the power fantasy of being a horror movie monster, but makes exploration a chore that pads the adventure. Read more

Carrion is both a beautiful and grotesque nightmare that flips you into the role of the monster. Read more

With Carrion, I wondered how Phobia Game Studio would be able to keep me interested without that dynamic. They managed it through the careful balance... Read more

CARRION mixes familiar and alien elements to produce a memorably brutal inversion of the horror genre. Read more

Carrion takes the formula of many of the great 2D adventures that came before it and repackages it with grisly body horror and the twist... Read more

A decent reverse horror title with fluid gameplay and immersive atmosphere. Read more

Carrion makes being a vicious monster satisfyingly simple and captivatingly gruesome, even if it doesn't always capitalize on its strengths. Read more

CARRION‘s greatest triumph isn’t the beautiful aesthetics or the extremely fun gameplay, however — despite it having both — but the game’s ability to make... Read more

In the end, Carrion is less about your blood soaked rampage through human filled hallways than it is about rampant, persistent, perpetual fear. The lingering... Read more

Carrion did what very few horror games have done for me this year: it exceeded my expectations. It ends up being far more than the... Read more

Carrion is a must-play if you are a fan of Metroidvanias or horror games. It has an interesting story and wonderful mechanics that help... Read more

All in all, if you love the likes of Alien or the Thing (which would make for a hell of a licenced DLC), you’ll want... Read more

The game is pure power fantasy, a reverse-horror game where you can’t help but root for the monster. It’s also an indie game where it... Read more

Carrion is a fun but flawed 2D horror game with a fun hook. It doesn't play perfectly, and the controls are particularly hit-or-miss, but overall,... Read more

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Despite its flaws, Carrion is immensely enjoyable, though I would imagine its grotesque nature will turn some away. Read more

Carrion is a great concept that becomes repetitive in practice. Read more

Most importantly, Carrion’s smart. It’s an extremely finely crafted game, so much so that you’re essentially playing a meat-smeared Metroidvania without a map, and you... Read more

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Carrion is a lean but undeniably fun reverse horror with plenty of clever ideas that will have you second-guessing meatballs. Read more

Not everyone will be able to stomach Carrion's atmosphere and gleeful violence. But those that can will find an experience that is beautiful in being... Read more

Carrion turns the horror genre on its head by letting you be the monster this time in a Metroidvania style game, which serves as the... Read more

Turning the horror game genre on its head, Carrion is a gory delight for you rip and tear your way through. Read more

Carrion reverses the roles of the horror genre beautifully, and playing as a monster has never been so disgustingly enjoyable. Read more

Carrion is undoubtedly a unique take on the survival horror genre. There are a couple of misses, but for the most part it works well... Read more

A squirming body horror labyrinth whose mix of ability-gating and backtracking slightly cramps its matchless creature design. Read more

Although Carrion is a relatively short game with little replayability, its quirky theme and ravenous flesh monster make for a fun feeding frenzy. Read more

Carrion is a bloody, intricate experience with a consistency problem that breaks the momentum that's central to a game like Carrion. Read more

With the gameplay flow struggling to find a pulse, the novelty of controlling a monster doesn't fully take shape Read more

Carrion abounds with the thrills of being the monster, then, but, less common and more cosy, with the kick of being in a monster movie—of slithering... Read more

Easy to pick up and play, CARRION is original, absorbing and entertaining.It also has an excellent soundtrack – it’s cinematic horror vibe is the perfect... Read more

If you would like to spend five hours ripping and tearing your way through scientists and security guards as a bloodthirsty tentacle monster though, then... Read more

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It’s a real treat for horror fans and one of the most original games I’ve come across. There were so many moments that left me... Read more

Carrion is an energetic and taut game that flips the tables on The Thing, putting you in command of the alien creature and tasking you... Read more

Carrion’s concept of playing the evil, inhuman creature that’s out to eat everyone is definitely interesting and, at times undoubtedly visceral despite its distant 2D... Read more

Definitely worthy of recommendation. It looks great, has some nice combat and exploration balancing, and, most importantly, is just fun to play. It never got... Read more

Devolver’s seal of approval is more than ever evidence of a classic as Carrion’s credentials as an incredible Metroidvania title as well as an inverse... Read more

It’s equal parts Metroidvania and player directed blood-bath and one of the best games of the year so far. Read more

Carrion is the perfect marriage of John Carpenter and Cronenberg horror, with an almost unsettling glee as you careen through the game devouring all in... Read more

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An intriguing and promising premise isn't enough to keep Carrion from feeling like empty calories. Read more

Carrion is an excellent spin on the horror genre that switches the power-dynamics of a traditional horror game while still retaining a lot of the... Read more

There's plenty that Carrion gets right beyond the fluidity and attention to detail its horrific, blood-red monstrosity is given. Read more

Carrion is a fantastic game that flips horror tropes on their heads and allows you to be the one slaughtering the ignorant and incompetent humans.... Read more

Carrion doesn't just flip the horror script—it's the ultimate power fantasy, packed into a tight, uncompromising space. It might utilize some video game tropes, but... Read more

Carrion is a delightfully gruesome game that has just as many puzzles as it does action. Read more

Carrion is a beautifully orchestrated symphony of blood, guts, and dismembered limbs. Read more

However, frustrations aside, Carrion was still an entertaining playthrough. As one of Devolver’s major releases of the year it doesn’t quite hit the high mark... Read more

This is a tough yet fun creepy crawler with decent replay value you will want to tuck back into. This game includes a maze of... Read more

If you're looking for a cathartic pick-up-and-play game with little to no fat that you can slip in between this summer's massive story-driven titles, that's... Read more

Carrion is often obscure, uncomfortable, unsettling, and distressing. And this is why we loved it. Read more

Even after the credits rolled, there were still a lot of optional power-ups to hunt down. Carrion feels familiar in its gameplay but unique in... Read more

Carrion excels at creating realistic tentacle locomotion in the shape of a bloodthirsty nightmare. It falls behind when it requests precision from a monster only... Read more

Carrion is an interesting metroidvania that starts from a different and interesting idea (you're the monster), that horror films lovers and metroidvania games fans will... Read more