Carrion has been announced during the Devolver Digital E3 2019 press conference with a gameplay trailer. Players take on the role of an amorphous blood clot-like blob. Check out the trailer below! In ...

Carrion is a "horror game in reverse," and it puts a bunch of alien powers at your monstrous disposal. Carrion is a "horror game in reverse," where you play as the monster stalking guards and ...

When we first saw Carrion back in 2018 (and again at E3 2019), it introduced us to Phobia Game Studio’s visceral “reverse horror game” and immediately became a disgusting novelty that I couldn’t wait ...

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In this GameSpot exclusive for Devolver Digital's reverse-horror game, Carrion, we have an extended look at the game's grotesque and over-the-top action where you play as a mutating blob on the loose ...

You know that bit in your favorite scary movie where you get to know your soon-to-be-slaughtered protagonists and the tension is slowly strung out like the string of a bow? Yeah, CARRION doesn’t do ...

Carrion is disgusting. And that's doubtless not the first time the word has been used to describe some of Devolver Digital's output, although now (or at least in this instance) it's not being used ...

The horror genre, whether its slasher movies, spooky TV shows, or violent video games, usually puts a monster at the center of the conflict. Sure, we may root for the monster, or even empathize with ...

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Of all the games I got to play at this year's E3, Carrion was one of the most fun and absolutely the most unsettling. Played out in a blood-spattered pixel art style typical of publisher Devolver ...

Carrion is unlike any other game on the market today. It has all the trappings of a 1980s cult horror classic: Disgusting writhing tentacles, tons of gore, a slithering monstrosity that gets bigger by ...