Carcass Clad: Wrong Organ's 'friendsweat' co‑op tank game
Wrong Organ's follow-up to Mouthwashing, Carcass Clad, shifts to co‑op multiplayer so three players can struggle to operate a tank in a grim city. The studio says the change happened early in development and grew from the team's original tank concept.
Ahead of Carcass Clad's reveal at last month's PC Gaming Show, Wrong Organ founders Jeffrey Tomec and Dave van Egdom discussed the studio's follow-up to Mouthwashing. Carcass Clad keeps familiar themes and atmosphere but takes a very different direction by focusing on co‑op multiplayer. Tomec said the studio didn’t set out to make a co‑op game: "There was quite a bit of hesitation, but it also wasn't even the original premise for the game. We had a cool idea for a tank game, and it was going to be a tank game where you control three people at once. Then we were like, 'That seems like it could just be a co‑op game.' And now it's a co‑op game." Van Egdom added the shift came early in development — ideation began around July 2024 and about three months later Jeff pitched making it co‑op. Tomec contrasted the goals: where Mouthwashing leaned on script, Carcass Clad is driven by frantic, claustrophobic tank play.
