CARRION

[h1] 7/10 [/h1] It's good, but It's a little short. I really liked this game, though there isn't much replay value. It's a little easy to get lost though; some of the abilitys are... underwhelming; & there's not really a way to play the game without slaughtering. But even then, I really think that this is a good game. The puzzles aren't too difficult, some of the optional ones can be a little tricky though I wish that there was more games like this. I haven't played it in a minute, so this review is a little... lacking. But if I ever replay it again, I'll update this review

爽游

[h1] Positives [/h1] [list] [*]Reverse-horror power fantasy [*]Well-paced ability evolution [*]Intuitive level design [*]Satisfying and quick puzzles [*]Achievement hunter friendly [/list] [h1] Negatives [/h1] [list] [*]Short length [*]DLC is much shorter [*]Barebones story [*]Backtracking can be confusing [/list] [h1] Conclusion [/h1] [i]Carrion[/i] is a small scale power fantasy that can make you feel unstoppable without leaving you bored. Its level design guides you intuitively as paths open and close during progression in a way that doesn't hamper exploration but gently guides you to the right direction throughout its length. It also helps that additional abilities are easy to come by as they naturally open up new gameplay mechanics for you to play around. The puzzles are a good treat as well and extend into combat sections, where you can be forced to think and act quickly on how to approach an enemy encounter. Resolving these obstacles don't take much time and feel rewarding, which is furthered by the fact that this is a very easy game to get every achievement on. That said, the game is notably short, with the free Christmas-themed DLC being much more shorter, though one could argue that the brevity ensures that the gameplay loop doesn't overstay its welcome. There's also little to no story besides the main objective to eventually escape, though even that can feel difficult if you attempt to backtrack for missing abilities, as the further you progress the game, the more routes you have opened, meaning the more routes and mazes you have go back through to determine where previous sections of the game were set. Taken together, Carrion is a tight, thrills-first experience that nails its core fantasy and puzzle pacing even as aspects feel limited. It’s a worthwhile one-day beat for a new game to complete. If you want a compact spectacle you can finish in a single session, then [i]Carrion[/i] hits that mark. [h1]Should you buy it?[/h1] When it's on sale or in a bundle.

unironically linear metroidvania. didn't get lost once despite my poor sense of direction and bad memory. physics and controls are satisfying. [spoiler] human segments may be pretty boring but they're all short and there's not much of them anyway. [/spoiler] easy and fun 100% completion. comes with a small xmas themed dlc that's also not bad.

玩法不错

Игра замечательная всем от гемплея до сюжета. Игра стоит своих денег и на 4ч прохождения. Не понимаю тех людей которым не понравилась это игра. 10 из 10