CARRION

Yes... ish... It's a very short game. It is interesting, and worth playing I'd argue, though besides being short also definitely not perfect. The core idea is you play as a mass of worms or something with teeth. This can turn into a giant blob of these as higher health levels. At low health, you can barely control your character, a tiny flick to move can stick to and yoink pretty far away so fine careful positioninig is hard without enough tentacles teathering you to all surfaces. On the far side, as a giant mass with 15 parts, you center is unclear, so going around u bends might suddenly haveyou getting your camera yanked back up towards the way you came from it too much was trailing behind the bend and it decided to use that as your main part now... it's kinda wonky feeling how it figures out where your center/average is. Also when aiming, say you want to hit something like a lever above you, as a mass of 10-15 health blobs, strung out across the floor... you can't. If you put your stick up, just 1 degree to the left, it ill be pointing above the left most side of yoru entire blob, while twist a degree or two to the right and it's instantly aiming all the way above the far right side of your blob, perfectly straight up on the stick now shares that entire area above you that might be five or ten meters wide... so you gotta shove the whole blob over to one side and gather it up there to aim up to the right a bit more easily now or something. Also when fighting, firing tentacles at enemies dont come from the part you think they should, but maybe a part still behind cover or a wall, enemy happily shoots the exposed part you moved out first, but you can't interact with them from it... visually its a clusterfluck in many cases, so a lot of deaths will feel... very unfair, gamey, and confusing since it's like you can't control your character clearly, a little bit of QWOP vibes in this at times almost, but as if the game randomly rebinds the keys mid play with how it decides where your pivot/tentacle spawning point is now, etc... So the game does have friction, and yet even with that, was only 4 hours (not 100% finding everything though), so again, pretty short... Still, it was overall an interesting game that does leave an impression so on sale I can recommend trying it out if interested. It's done something different from most others that's for sure. They tried, and arguably for what the games doing with your character, it pulled it off decently, though it is still just a messy idea I'm honestly not sure exactly how I'd code to make it work if I tried to do this myself... So credit where it's due for trying this, and doing ok with it.