Wrong Organ reveals Carcass Clad, a co-op tank game far removed from Mouthwashing

Wrong Organ, the studio behind 2024's breakout indie horror game Mouthwashing, has revealed its next project. Carcass Clad is a three-player co-op game where a small crew operates a tank through the war-ravaged city of Vhorgorod.

Players choose between three roles: commander Kanerva, gunner Erkki, and driver Taisto. Together they man a compact tank called the Yksiö, and survival depends on everyone handling their station. The game's title comes from the enemy faction's unsettling tactic of using the half-dead bodies of "divine livestock" as armor for their war machines — though exactly how that translates into gameplay threats isn't clear yet. Speaking to Game Informer, technical and tank designer Dave van Egdom said most of the experience stays inside the Yksiö: "We are still exploring if there are moments in the game where the crew can leave the vehicle, though this is very subject to change."

Mouthwashing was a claustrophobic first-person horror game about survival aboard a drifting spacecraft, and it made a serious splash in the indie scene. Carcass Clad keeps the horror genre tag but swaps isolation and helplessness for coordinated crew mechanics and tank combat — a sharp pivot in tone and structure.

Carcass Clad is heading to PC and is already up on Steam for wishlisting.