Reverse-Horror Game CARRION Coming To Xbox One

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Nov 11, 2019

In a world of 9-hour cutscenes and game launch “world tours,” I can respect a game that gets to the point. What is Carrion about? A fleshy tentacle monster eating people. What’s news today? It’s coming to Xbox One. So let’s convey this message by having a fleshy tentacle monster eat people while the Xbox logo shines in the background. Bam, 15-second trailer, all the relevant information conveyed. Thanks, Phobia Studios.

So in the spirit of the trailer, I’ll also keep things short. No word yet on a release date, but if you picked up the demo back in October you’ve already got a taste of what Carrion has to offer. Unfortunately, the demo is no longer available if you didn’t nab it already. So hop on the YouTubes and check out someone that did. The game is set to launch in 2020, with no specific date yet. So check back, and we’ll let you know when we know more.

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