Okay, so *Carrion* flips the script โ you're the monster, and honestly, it's statistically satisfying. You're this amorphous blob escaping a lab, and the goal is pure chaos. The level design is surprisingly intricate; you're navigating this interconnected research facility, consuming humans (for science, of course!), and evolving. Think Metroidvania meets body horror. The physics-based movement is key โ you're using tentacles to move, attack, and solve puzzles. It's not just mindless destruction; there's a strategic element to it. The visuals are definitely gruesome, but in a way that enhances the experience. I'm not usually one for horror, but the data nerd in me appreciates the unique gameplay loop. Plus, I bet you could pull some interesting data from player behavior โ movement patterns, consumption rates, evolution paths. The possibilities are endless! It's like a playable data set.
Key Features
Reverse Horror: You're the monster, optimizing your consumption of humans for maximum evolution.
Open-World Exploration: Navigate a complex, interconnected research facility ripe for data analysis.
Physics-Based Movement: Master tentacle-based locomotion for strategic attacks and puzzle-solving.
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"Finally, a game that understands the joy of optimized consumption. I'm already thinking about the data visualizations I could create from a playthrough."
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iOSUpdated Jul 8, 2025
