TGG Says: "I love a good horror story. The best of them succeed in making you feel uneasy throughout the experience, fearing the moment that the monster will finally show its face and potentially end you then and there. HP Lovecraft is a master of the suspense and his unearthly novels all have that same "dreading the unknown" as a common thread. Conarium takes its inspiration from one of his great works: At the Mountains of Madness..."
If you're ready to stare into the face of the unknown, and you're looking for games you can play in the dark, you'll want to take a look at ten of the best Lovecraftian games on Steam. From RPGs to management sims to dungeon crawlers, you can find Lovecraft-inspired games in almost any genre.
Lovecraft may have been a terrible person, but he created, and inspired, some amazing work; and influenced so many horror creators of modern day.
Remove the artist from the art, as is said.
"Independent video game publisher Iceberg Interactive and indie games developer Zoetrope Interactive are today very pleased and happy to announce that their Lovecraftian horror game “Conarium” is now available for the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop in Europe.
Furthermore, Iceberg Interactive and Zoetrope Interactive has also just announced that "Conarium" is now also available for pre-order in North America." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
It's rare that I forgot about a game I reviewed, but I actually had to look through my list of reviewed games to double check. (not the best sign :D )
H.P Lovecraft has had a great influence on modern horror. Lets take a look at games that adapt some of H.P Lovecraft's chilling tales.
It was the one game I loved that I know is Lovecraftian. 4/5 of these games are heavily Story driven/Interactive which might not cater to a majority of gamers.
Never heard of Conarium and Moons of Madness. Added them to my wishlist for a future sale.
