Review: Carrion [Destructoid]
Thomas Giboney
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Carrion flips the script in a super cathartic way.
Instead of playing as a heavily-armed soldier, you’re in control of an uncontainable monster that has to tear through an underground research facility because that’s just what gruesome flesh beasts do.
You’ll squeeze through vents, fling doors and vending machines with your tentacles, snack on scientists, mutate into even deadlier forms, and try not to get burned to a crisp by flamethrowers.
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