CARRION

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Total Reviews: 90

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Carrion’s unique concept and fantastic mix of puzzles and action will keep you engaged, but the weak narrative might not be enough to keep you invested.

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# Reviews: 90

Carrion's unique concept and fantastic mix of puzzles and action will keep you engaged, but the weak narrative might not be enough to keep you invested.

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7/10

Mitchell Saltzman (IGN)

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

December 9, 2020 |

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

July 23, 2020 |

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Recommended

Edwin Evans-Thirlwell (Eurogamer)

72/100

Imran Khan (PC Gamer)

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

July 30, 2020 |

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Mitchell Saltzman (IGN)

7/10 - (Read Review)

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

Edwin Evans-Thirlwell (Eurogamer)

Recommended - (Read Review)

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

Imran Khan (PC Gamer)

72/100 - (Read Review)

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

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Outlet	Author	Score	Date	Quote	Read
Ars Technica	Sam Machkovech	Recommended	07-23-2020	Short, clever, blood-soaked: You have not played a pixelated Metroidvania like this.	Read review
Attack of the Fanboy	Dean James	4 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	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 perfect type game to pick up and play between many of the other larger scale releases that have released this year.	Read review
AusGamers	Kosta Andreadis	7.4 / 10	07-29-2020	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 supervillain-like sense of playing in an insect farm.	Read review
But Why Tho?	Cam Olmedo	9.5 / 10	07-26-2020	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 of being a monster on the loose. It doesn’t change up the formula too drastically with its basic genre mechanics, but it still manages to do everything that it does do near-perfectly in a short amount of time.	Read review
CGMagazine	Brendan Quinn	7 / 10	08-12-2020	Carrion is a very cool concept held back by frustrating map design and repetitive combat.	Read review
Checkpoint Gaming	Ashley Winters	8 / 10	07-23-2020	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 to buy this day one. On the other hand, if spooks like that make you want to duck under the covers, then maybe stick to something softer.	Read review
Chicas Gamers	Enrique Sanz	Recommended	07-23-2020	Carrion is a good title, perfect for those who look for a fun challenge that combines action and stealth mechanics and puzzles.	Read review
COGconnected	Tony Bae	90 / 100	07-29-2020	In our current market oversaturated media, there is something invaluable in a game that doesn’t waste your time.	Read review
Cubed3	Justin Prinsloo	6 / 10	08-14-2020	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: this is a polished title that Phobia Game Studio has taken a lot of care in crafting. Sadly, it stumbles in its core gameplay. The combat is poorly balanced and navigation can be a frustrating chore, but when Carrion does transcend these trappings, it does so with a sadistic glee that makes it unmistakable amongst its peers.	Read review
cublikefoot	Chase Ferrin	Recommended	07-23-2020	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 old zipping around, eating dudes, and unlocking new abilities. Sure, it’s a shorter experience at just three hours, but those were some fun three hours and it’s still definitely worth a look.	Read review
Cultured Vultures	Jimmy Donnellan	8 / 10	07-23-2020	Carrion is a lean but undeniably fun reverse horror with plenty of clever ideas that will have you second-guessing meatballs.	Read review
DarkZero	Simon Lundmark	7 / 10	08-01-2020	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 its novelty wanes, and what you are left with is surprisingly superficial.	Read review
Destructoid	Jordan Devore	8 / 10	07-22-2020	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 Carrion all the way. It’s a devilish snack.	Read review
Digital Chumps	Eric Layman	8 / 10	06-20-2019	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 capable of blunt violence. As mad science grants sentience to raw brutality, articulation must be sacrificed for overwhelming power. It leaves Carrion as a mesmerizing concept overcommitted to its code.	Read review
Digitally Downloaded	Matt Sainsbury	4 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	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 so grotesque.	Read review
DualShockers	Charlie Wacholz	8 / 10	07-23-2020	Carrion is a bloody, intricate experience with a consistency problem that breaks the momentum that’s central to a game like Carrion.	Read review
Easy Allies	Michael Huber	3 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	An intriguing and promising premise isn’t enough to keep Carrion from feeling like empty calories.	Read review
EGM	Michael Goroff	10 / 10	07-22-2020	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 it doesn’t seem too concerned with accepted video game values. It’s a 2D side-scroller without platforming, an action game where you dictate the action. The Doom Slayer might talk a big game about ripping and tearing, but Carrion’s meatball monster puts its money where its many mouths are.	Read review
Eurogamer	Edwin Evans-Thirlwell	Recommended	07-23-2020	A squirming body horror labyrinth whose mix of ability-gating and backtracking slightly cramps its matchless creature design.	Read review
Explosion Network	Dylan Blight	9 / 10	07-23-2020	It’s equal parts Metroidvania and player directed blood-bath and one of the best games of the year so far.	Read review
Game Informer	Andrew Reiner	7.3 / 10	07-23-2020	With the gameplay flow struggling to find a pulse, the novelty of controlling a monster doesn’t fully take shape	Read review
Game Rant	Dalton Cooper	4 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	Carrion delivers on its unique ‘reverse-horror game’ concept, letting players wreak havoc as a massive, disgusting blob of tentacles and teeth.	Read review
Game Revolution	Paul Tamburro	3 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	Carrion is a great concept that becomes repetitive in practice.	Read review
GameCrate	David Sanchez	7.8 / 10	07-23-2020	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, there’s a lot of fun to be had when you get to be the monster and leave a path of destruction in your wake.	Read review
GameGrin	Alana Dunitz	9.5 / 10	07-29-2020	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 review
GameMAG	Александр Логинов	5 / 10	08-11-2020	Carrion has all the potential to become really interesting, but right now it feels like a technical demonstration of an incomplete concept.	Read review
Gamer Escape	Josh McGrath	7 / 10	07-22-2020	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 I expected. It doesn’t need to be a breakthrough experience, though. It’s just plain fun, and I could see myself playing through again.	Read review
Gamers Heroes	Johnny Hurricane	8 / 10	07-23-2020	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 for those with a few hours to kill.	Read review
Gamersky	深夜诗人老阿吽	8.3 / 10	08-03-2020	Acting as a monster and hunting human beings are exciting. Carrion definitely worth trying if you are interested in the reverse-horror games.	Read review
GameSkinny	Daniel Hollis	8 / 10	07-22-2020	Carrion is a beautifully orchestrated symphony of blood, guts, and dismembered limbs.	Read review
GameSpew	Chris Mc	7 / 10	07-23-2020	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 with a grin a mile wide, from pulling a string of victims up into the ceiling to turning a soldier against their former friends. But if you choose to wreak your own brand of horror upon Carrion‘s hapless humans, just be prepared to step away when there’s no-one left to torment.	Read review
GameSpot	Alessandro Barbosa	7 / 10	07-24-2020	Carrion makes being a vicious monster satisfyingly simple and captivatingly gruesome, even if it doesn’t always capitalize on its strengths.	Read review
Gaming Nexus	Sean Colleli	8.8 / 10	08-14-2020	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 there is no mapping function, which can make progression a chore.	Read review
GamingTrend	Austin Fern	40 / 100	07-22-2020	There just isn’t a reason to play Carrion. There is little narrative, repetitive combat, limited puzzles, and almost zero horror elements. The atmosphere is okay and it reminds me of Alien but that’s about as far as it goes with horror. Just leave this monster stuck in the vent.	Read review
Geeks Under Grace	Maurice Pogue	8.5 / 10	08-14-2020	Carrion is a stellar example of how indie developers like Phobia Games Studio continue to provide unique fusions of video genres.	Read review
God is a Geek	Gary Bailey	8.5 / 10	07-23-2020	Carrion reverses the roles of the horror genre beautifully, and playing as a monster has never been so disgustingly enjoyable.	Read review
Guardian	Simon Parkin	4 / 5 stars	08-01-2020	Inspired by a 1950s sci-fi horror movie, Carrion turns you into a malign marauding blob, swallowing scientists whole	Read review
Hardcore Gamer	Jordan Helm	3.5 / 5 stars	07-22-2020	There’s plenty that Carrion gets right beyond the fluidity and attention to detail its horrific, blood-red monstrosity is given.	Read review
Hey Poor Player	Heather Johnson	4.5 / 5 stars	07-24-2020	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 players own the identity of an amorphous creature discovering itself while finding a way out and feeding on the unfortunate. If that’s not immersion taken to the coolest extreme, I’m not sure what is. CARRION is a must-play; grab it before it grabs you.	Read review
Hobby Consolas	Alberto Lloret	82 / 100	07-23-2020	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 enjoy. Even with its wonderful pixel art, great ideas and wonderful progression, the final chunk of the game and some minor elements prevent the game from ending with a bang.	Read review
IGN	Mitchell Saltzman	7 / 10	07-27-2020	Carrion nails the power fantasy of being a horror movie monster, but makes exploration a chore that pads the adventure.	Read review
IGN Italy	Mauro “Nevade” Ferrante	7.8 / 10	07-27-2020	An anomalous metroidvania in the intent as traditional in the realization. The creature’s alien and brutal beauty is only partially supported by an equally good world to explore. It remains a fascinating title, made with care, that really lacks that extra flicker to excel.	Read review
Impulsegamer	Hugh Mitchell	4 / 5 stars	07-31-2020	Carrion is an excellent 2D action game that lets you unleash mayhem as a terrifying, destructive monster.	Read review
Jump Dash Roll	Jon Peltz	7 / 10	08-03-2020	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. It is also a blast to torture faceless government workers with a buffet of slimy powers. Bland level design and a narrative that has the complexity of a paramecium keep Carrion from being something truly memorable.	Read review
Kotaku	John Walker	Recommended	07-23-2020	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 won’t even miss it. That’s quite something.	Read review
Metro GameCentral	GameCentral	6 / 10	07-23-2020	Playing as an alien monstrosity is a great idea, and at times works well, but the fiddly controls and awkward mix of gameplay ideas doesn’t gel together well.	Read review
MonsterVine	Diego Escala	4 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	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 your path.	Read review
New Game Network	Dylan Blereau	80 / 100	07-27-2020	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 to hear and look at. An average story and lack of an in-game map sap some of the enjoyment, but Carrion’s ability to have you play as an unstoppable monster is gory grandeur.	Read review
Niche Gamer	Frank Streva	8 / 10	07-23-2020	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 you’ll probably have a lot of fun with Carrion.	Read review
Nintendo Enthusiast	Arthur Damian	8.5 / 10	08-02-2020	Regardless of the few gripes I have with Carrion, the title is such an original idea that it’s very easy to recommend.	Read review
Nintendo Life	Stuart Gipp	8 / 10	07-29-2020	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 gameplay of tearing room after room of people into wet chunks of corpse never, ever gets old, and sustains the experience throughout. It looks superb, sounds great and is plenty of fun to play, despite some minor issues which just hold Carrion back from the upper echelons of the Switch library.	Read review
Nintendo Times	Tony Matthews	7.5 / 10	07-28-2020	GOOD	Read review
NintendoWorldReport	Willem Hilhorst	9 / 10	07-22-2020	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 execution. The blood may still be freshly dripping from the wall, but Carrion is certainly one of the highlights in gaming from this year so far.	Read review
Noisy Pixel	Brian Lee	8.5 / 10	08-23-2020	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 around eating scientists is both humorous and satisfying. While there are portions of it that I found confusing and slow, the core gameplay was enjoyable enough to where I didn’t mind the negatives. Carrion has a little bit of everything, and I would recommend it to anyone who is tired of being the protagonist in distress.	Read review
NoobFeed	Bogdan Robert Mateș	75 / 100	07-23-2020	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 perspective, letting you bloody up rooms and leave halves of corpses lying around for later consumption. Its movement enforces the foreign nature of its protagonist but frequent frustrations like repeated difficulty spikes during combat and getting lost in its unremarkable facility do chip away at its awesome parts. Nevertheless, if you can weather some frustration, you’re in for a lot of delicious dismemberment and many horrified screams as you take Carrion’s flesh beast on its bloody journey.	Read review
Oyungezer Online	Mert Köse	8.5 / 10	07-31-2020	Carrion delivers the ‘you’re the monster’ theme very well. Using new skills not only on combat, but on puzzles is very clever too.	Read review
Paste Magazine	Joseph Stanichar	8 / 10	07-27-2020	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 of giving you enough agency to feel powerful, while still requiring you to plan and act with precision to use that power effectively. The result is a razor-sharp campaign that fully put me in the amorphous shoes of its terrifying beast.	Read review
PC Gamer	Imran Khan	72 / 100	07-30-2020	Carrion is a fun reverse-horror adventure, though it doesn’t push the concept to the heights of its potential.	Read review
PC Invasion	Steven Wong	8 / 10	07-23-2020	Although Carrion is a relatively short game with little replayability, its quirky theme and ravenous flesh monster make for a fun feeding frenzy.	Read review
Polygon	Toussaint Egan	Recommended	07-23-2020	Carrion is a body horror masterpiece	Read review
PowerUp!	James O’Connor	8.5 / 10	07-23-2020	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 feels like the developers have created the exact experience they wanted to make without compromise	Read review
Press Start	Brodie Gibbons	8 / 10	07-23-2020	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 horror experience will never be in question.	Read review
Rectify Gaming	Christian Bianchi	9.2 / 10	07-27-2020	Carrion is both a beautiful and grotesque nightmare that flips you into the role of the monster.	Read review
Rely On Horror	Rourke Keegan	6.5 / 10	08-01-2020	Does the the disturbing “reverse horror” of Phobia Games Studio’s Carrion live up to the concept, or does it miss the mark?	Read review
Rock, Paper, Shotgun	Graham Smith	Not Recommended	07-28-2020	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 the next new area. It was enough to shade my entire experience with Carrion, turning a pleasant enough Metroidvania with a one-of-a-kind protagonist into something I felt like I was struggling to escape from.	Read review
Rocket Chainsaw	Andrew Cathie	4.5 / 5 stars	08-05-2020	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 review
Saving Content	Evan Rowe	4 / 5 stars	08-06-2020	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 things particularly well, rather than sprawling out in too many different directions. The result is a tight, well-paced romp through a unique take on an action horror game that feels like the take-home version of a pulpy 80’s popcorn monster flick. The story is fairly light, but it doesn’t need much to be successful, and the game ends on a fun, surprising note that’s a pitch-perfect end to the messy journey of destruction and devouring that has come before. There are a lot of fun ideas on the table, most of which are used well (if not to their full potential), and the experience of playing Carrion is equally delightful, disgusting, and satisfying to engage with. You’ll probably never get over the unsettling aspect of controlling a writhing mass of angry flesh, but you’ll undoubtedly also have a lot of fun with all of the destruction its capable of.	Read review
Screen Rant	Alex Santa Maria	5 / 5 stars	07-30-2020	Carrion is a superb actioner staring an alien mass.	Read review
SECTOR.sk	Peter Dragula	8 / 10	08-07-2020	We do not like backtracking, but we love role of bloodthirsty creature and gameplay.	Read review
SpazioGames	Domenico Musicò	7.5 / 10	08-02-2020	Carrion is brilliant take on the metroidvania genre, a game where you control a creature that feasts on human bodies and grows as it develops new and deadly skills. It is another incredibile and crazy Devolver Digital game.	Read review
Stevivor	Steve Wright	8 / 10	07-23-2020	Despite its flaws, Carrion is immensely enjoyable, though I would imagine its grotesque nature will turn some away.	Read review
SwitchWatch	Jason Capp	9 / 10	07-23-2020	CARRION is a masterful experience in reverse horror where you play as the monster and ultimately a threat to humanity. The story is simple yet intense, the gameplay is loads of fun despite its quirkiness at times, and sound and visuals are top-notch, and I am finding it rather difficult to not recommend this game. With 2020 going the way it is, now is the time to cheer for the monster.	Read review
TechRaptor	Cody Peterson	8.5 / 10	07-22-2020	Carrion is a delightfully gruesome game that has just as many puzzles as it does action.	Read review
The Digital Fix	Seb Hawden	8 / 10	07-31-2020	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 of the areas were more distinguishable from each other but that’s a very small issue really. If you want to play something a bit different then you won’t go far wrong with this one.	Read review
The Games Machine	Stefano Calzati	8.3 / 10	07-23-2020	Inspired by Carpenter and the 80s body horror, Carrion reverses the roles and puts us in the shoes of a formless and lethal creature, in a fluid, fast and extremely choreographic metroidvania. Some AI problems and a not always inspired artistic direction do not compromise the result of one of the surprises of this 2020.	Read review
The Outerhaven Productions	Karl Smart	4 / 5 stars	07-30-2020	CARRION is a game that only someone associated with the madhouse publisher that is Devolver Digital could create.	Read review
TheSixthAxis	Stefan L	8 / 10	07-23-2020	Turning the horror game genre on its head, Carrion is a gory delight for you rip and tear your way through.	Read review
Twinfinite	Jared O’Neill	3 / 5 stars	08-04-2020	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 promised of potential greatness. If you’re looking for an inventive new take on the Metroidvania genre, Carrion might be what you’re looking for –but don’t go into it expecting it to be Super Meat-troid.	Read review
Use a Potion	Rob	8.2 / 10	07-27-2020	CARRION is gloriously gory and playing as a tentacled monster is fun from start to end, even if the main gameplay loop could grow a little repetitive in places. Slipping your way through the laboratory and pulling off all sorts of gruesome kills was always an absolute blast though, whilst unlocking new abilities always felt rewarding – especially when they had to be utilised in some of the environmental puzzles or when stealthily sneaking past some of your deadlier prey.	Read review
USgamer	Hirun Cryer	3.5 / 5 stars	07-23-2020	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 with simply going to town on the hapless humans surrounding you. The loose physics-based gameplay is satisfying to play, and the enigmatic creature’s bloodlust is crucially never too powerful to render the armed humans that challenge you entirely helpless. Although Carrion’s story falls largely flat, it’s a very satisfying slaughterhouse of gnashing teeth and tentacles.	Read review
VGChartz	Stephen LaGioia	7 / 10	08-04-2020	Phobia taps into a very visceral sensibility with Carrion’s fluid, action-based mechanics, which are both simple and fun to execute.	Read review
Video Chums	Ross Smith	5.5 / 10	08-26-2020	Carrion is a game that I would love to play through in one night with a group of friends as long as I’m not the one playing it. While it’s not the best Metroidvania to navigate, it’s a joy to watch. If you love horror, especially old monster movies, this is worth checking out for the atmosphere alone as it makes for a rather spook-tacular night.	Read review
VideoGamer	Josh Wise	7 / 10	07-23-2020	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 in celebration over the tropes of the genre. The good news is that, for a while, it works.	Read review
WayTooManyGames	Jordan Hawes	9 / 10	07-22-2020	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. There is actually a lot more depth to the gameplay than I anticipated, which never led to a dull moment.	Read review
We Got This Covered	Jordan Hurst	4 / 5 stars	07-27-2020	CARRION mixes familiar and alien elements to produce a memorably brutal inversion of the horror genre.	Read review

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CARRION is a reverse horror game in which you assume the role of an amorphous creature of unknown origin. Stalk and consume those that imprisoned you to spread fear and panic throughout the facility. Grow and evolve as you tear down this prison and acquire more and more devastating abilities on the path to retribution.

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