CARRION

Albóndiga malvada.

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прикольная игра и проходится быстро

Перед вами хороший и вполне добротный проект. Он оставляет после себя исключительно положительные впечатления, пусть и без какого-то дикого восторга. Игра привлекает своей необычной концепцией «хоррора наоборот», где вместо испуганной жертвы вы управляете зубастым бесформенным монстром. Пожирать ученых и военных в лабораториях поначалу действительно весело. Управление биомассой сделано приятно, а анимация движений существа выглядит плавно и жутковато. Музыка и общая мрачная атмосфера подземного комплекса тоже работают на отлично. С другой стороны, здесь немного не хватает разнообразия. Каких-то невероятных геймплейных откровений, инновационных механик или глубокого сюжета нет. Локации местами кажутся однотипными, а из-за отсутствия внятной карты можно легко заплутать, что слегка сбивает динамику. В игре сложно выделить какой-то один элемент, который заставил бы кричать от восторга, но как цельное произведение она работает отлично. Прохождение занимает буквально 4–5 часов, поэтому процесс просто не успевает надоесть. Рекомендую ознакомиться, особенно если вам хочется провести пару вечеров в роли жуткого фантастического чудовища.

[h1]✅ DRM Free ✅[/h1] In Carrion you're the enemy, the one you're normally meant to hunt in games and this role reversal makes this game stand out massively and it feels so extremely satisfying to play. There's no moral about not being bad or anything. No. You are an evil creature and your only goal is to spread, grow and eat everything and Carrion absolutely excels at doing your job as an evil creature and most importantly it never feels like you're too powerful. Even though you're a slick moving evil creature you never feel overwhelmingly powerful despite the fact you very much are it really feels surprisingly balanced. You unlock new mechanics as you progress and they're well paced so it never gets boring but it all feels well placed and thought out so that you don't feel invincible but you still get to keep this powerful feeling. Puzzles aren't that hard either and don't get in the way of gameplay but act as some small downtime so you aren't constantly on a rampage which is good as it makes it so the main event doesn't get dull. My only flaw I can genuinely think of is that controlling in tight areas in your final stage feels unintuitive as when you think you're going one way you end up going another way. This takes a little getting used to but feels mostly fine once you're able to grasp it only feeling a little annoying in very tight corners. If this is the only thing I can think of being an issue then this is easily an amazing game. [h2]Steam Version[/h2] Perfectly fine, only played it on one machine on my TV where it felt perfectly fine and was fully functional with no errors. The Native Linux version also for once wasn't a giant disaster and actually worked! [list] [*]Native Linux build (and Mac if you care) [*]Ultrawide Support (tested on 21:9) [*]High FPS Support (locked to 360) [/list] For a 2D game those last 2 are something amazing [h2]Closing[/h2] Absolutely recommend. Game is some great fun and on discounts it's even more worth it.

[h1]Short, but satisfying![/h1] If you happen to find this on sale, go for it! The visual and sound design alone are worth a night's play. Had a blast playing through with a controller, level designs were memorable enough to navigate without too much difficulty. My only complaint is the lack of a map, and some vagueness to certain mechanics (power box = electrocutes you, but doesn't deal damage, you'd naturally think it's to be avoided, but it's actually how you charge your powers).