@shebang Yeah, "The Thing: The Game" is the best way I could describe it. Have you ever read "Who Goes There?", the story The Thing was based on? It's similar, in a sense - it's extremely immersive, and it's all from the monster's perspective, rather than the perspective of the survivors. Really lets you get into the monster's head. But, it's also almost the exact opposite, in another sense, because the monster's perspective feels like it's basically the exact opposite of how the monster in "Who Goes There?" felt. Reading Who Goes There, I felt the monster's confusion, its fear, how alien and out of place it felt in our world, and understood why it acted the way it did. Playing Carrion, I understood its raw power, how destructive it was, how it could slaughter dozens of people and feel absolutely nothing, not a shred of remorse or guilt, just because it can.