When you were you found yourself in a world of readily available biomass that you could use to build your fleshy empire as you saw fit.
You waited in the deeps for an unknown amount of time, simply sitting there waiting to be discovered. From that perspective it’s quite something, a reverse-horror metroidvania that’s very well done, only let down by it’s somewhat repetitive nature and lack of quality of life additions for a game of this type.
But you’re probably not here to gawk at the install size like I am, you probably want to know what it’s like as a, you know, game. Weighing in at a paltry 171MB of total install size I can honestly say I’m at a loss as to how they managed to include so much game in such a small space as whilst the pixel art style might’ve saved them a little bit the detailed physics, impressive soundtrack and foley work must eat up the lion’s share of that total install size. Other times it comes from other, weirder things like when I notice that the download and install size of a game is incredibly tiny, like it is for CARRION. Sometimes this comes from the use of minimalistic art styles, selective use (or non-use) of dialogue or simply just not including a lot of extraneous elements that don’t add to the game’s overall experience. Games that do a lot with not so much are always impressive to me.
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