His Cthulhu Mythos has blossomed far beyond his books, spreading its tentacles into every facet of pop culture, finding a particularly sticky purchase in games.
You can’t toss a stone in the horror genre without disturbing something vile, ancient and unknowable.
Eternal Darkness, Darkwood, World of Horror, The Sinking City, Moons of Madness, Call of Cthulhu, Sunless Sea/Skies, Bloodborne… Hell, even the venerable Quake ends with you telefragging the pulsating and veiny Shub Niggureth.
Do we really need more Lovecraft games?
Well, Nodbrim Interactive and Toadman Interactive think there’s room for just one more…
