Games about Lovecraftian horror or similar themes
I heard the Fear and Hunger game series is very Lovecraftian.
I second the "Ruin Me" recommendation
The art is ridiculous, but writing definitely makes up for how rough it is. Legitimately got chills in a few of the dream sequences
The art is ridiculous, but writing definitely makes up for how rough it is. Legitimately got chills in a few of the dream sequences
I don't usually play this type of game, but I'll give it a try. From what I've seen in some images, it has a pretty cool stylized art/graphic style.
Oh, now that you mentioned it, I remember seeing this game a while ago, but I just skipped right over it. I agree that the drawing could be improved, but I'm more focused on the story anyway. I'm going to add it to my list to play.
Yes, I've tried playing this game before. From what I remember, my character was imprisoned in a cell, abused, and had her legs cut off. I found it very difficult and ended up giving up, but maybe I can try again and again until I learn how not to die in less than an hour.
This one seems quite interesting, and since it already has 6 chapters, depending on the length of each one, the game's story may already be well explored and developed, which is great.
Oh, now I'm definitely going to set aside some time to play it.
My game Extra Credit is a comedy that has horror, mythological and religious beings in it. Cthylla, the daughter of Lovecraft's Cthullhu, will be appearing in the next update.
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Cultist simulator, I know the name is very on the nose, but it's a great game, albeit very strange. A weird combination of rpg, managerial and solitaire (yes de the card game) and maybe in a different order. It's sfw btw.
And since no one has yet, obviously darkest dungeon, hey! you even have some nsfw mods out there
And since no one has yet, obviously darkest dungeon, hey! you even have some nsfw mods out there
As far as regular (non-lewd) games about Lovecraft go, I hear "Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth" is frequently on the Best Of lists as far as accuracy to the lore. Tough as nails though, so I just watched a let's play of it. The famous one of course is Eternal Darkness on GameCube, which you can likely emulate. A fun parody game meanwhile would have to be "Cthulhu Saves the World". I think it's built in RPG Maker, so the gameplay should be familiar if you've played other games from that engine.