Review: Call of Cthulhu

Call of Cthulhu is a fine foundation for a cosmic horror game, but nearly every part of the execution falls short.
Read moreCall of Cthulhu is a fine foundation for a cosmic horror game, but nearly every part of the execution falls short.
Read moreNo game has quite pulled off the open-world horror schtick this well, providing both opportunities and scares that inspire the right atmosphere of dread.
Read moreThis is the very essence of survival horror, struggling to persist long enough to escape a land that itself hates you and wants to destroy you.
Read morePuzzle games and horror games are not exactly rare on Steam, and you’d probably have an easier time finding a better merging of the two than solving the obnoxious riddles of this one.
Read moreLucie ends up feeling like a passion project, a singular vision to build a game around one twist that leaves out too many other aspects of design to enjoy.
Read moreDisturbed was a fine attempt at a different, darker sort of adventure, and Beyond Aramor refines that attempt into a full-featured experience.
Read moreDead Secret Circle takes the most interesting parts of the first game’s plot and builds a new mystery around them, as well as refining the systems that allow you to unravel the tale.
Read moreMidnight Shadows is both a joy and a relief to play, because it seemed to take all the right lessons from the first game.
Read moreIt does a lot to be different, both in how it plays and how it’s structured, and if you’re prepared for that then it won’t disappoint in action or scares.
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