Carnivore!

Carnivore! is a quirky horror adventure game in which you play as an adorable sheep thrown into a world where carnivorous animals see you as a delicious meal. Employed in a restaurant that is as strange as it is dangerous, you will have to explore the premises, observe your surroundings, and make the right choices to avoid ending up on the menu.

Story, Atmosphere, and Art Direction

The story of Carnivore! immerses you in an absurd and unsettling universe, where the line between coworkers, customers, predators, and victims quickly becomes blurred. Behind its cute animal characters and cartoon-like appearance lies a dark, sometimes macabre adventure that blends dark humor, tension, and grotesque situations. The game relies heavily on its staging, expressive animations, and visual atmosphere to tell its story, with a unique style that deliberately contrasts colorful cartoon visuals with psychological horror.

Gameplay, Exploration, and Player Choices

The gameplay is based on exploration, observation, and player decisions. As you progress through the restaurant and its surroundings, you will need to interact with characters, understand the dangers around you, and choose how to react to different situations. Your choices can influence the sheep’s survival, but also the fate of other characters encountered throughout the adventure. Carnivore! encourages players to experiment, uncover its secrets, and unlock different achievements while progressing through a short but intense story where every decision can have consequences.

A Horror Experience Full of Dark Humor

Behind its cute cartoon style and expressive characters, Carnivore! hides a dark, absurd, and sometimes macabre atmosphere. The story is told mainly through animations, situations, and character reactions, with little dialogue, which strengthens its unique atmosphere. Between dark humor, tension, secrets to discover, and fully animated scenes, the game offers a short but memorable adventure where every decision can influence the sheep’s fate… and that of the others.