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Last February, Free League Publishing launched a Kickstarter for a new printing of the classic HP Lovecraft story “The Call Of Cthulhu.” This isn’t an original story inspired by Lovecraft’s writing…this IS Lovecraft’s writing. It’s the actual Call of Cthulhu, reprinted on large paper and brought to life by the
Remember last February, when Free League Publishing launched a Kickstarter for a new printing of the classic HP Lovecraft story “The Call Of Cthulhu”? It’s ready. This isn’t an original story inspired by Lovecraft’s writing…this IS Lovecraft’s writing. It’s the actual Call of Cthulhu, reprinted on large paper and brought
Call of Cthulhu came out for PS4, XBox One and PC in 2018….now one year later, the Eldritch Abomination will be creeping onto the Switch October 8. You play as Edward Pierce, a private investigator contacted by the father of someone named Sarah Hawkins. A mysterious fire erupted on the
If you still want The Call Of Cthulhu, today’s your last day. Free League Publishing (Tales from The Loop, Mutant: Year Zero) will be ending their Kickstarter for the illustrated book tomorrow. It’s broken its initial pledge tenfold, and like the rise of Lovecraft’s monster itself, it’s definitely coming. What
They’ve brought us Tales from The Loop, Mutant: Year Zero, and other tabletop projects…..now Free League Publishing are going straight to HP Lovecraft’s perennially popular world and answering The Call of Cthulhu. What has risen may sink, and what has sunk may rise… When Francis Thurston discovers notes left behind
They’ve brought us Tales from The Loop, Mutant: Year Zero, and other tabletop projects…..now Free League Publishing has revealed their first major new product of 2019. They’re going straight to HP Lovecraft’s perennially popular world and answering The Call of Cthulhu. What has risen may sink, and what has sunk
It may be overshadowed by several louder releases this week (hi RDR2), but Cyanide Studio’s Call of Cthulhu video game (based on the classic tabletop RPG) is finally finished and purchasable on your game-playing machine of choice. You play as Edward Pierce, a private investigator contacted by the father of
The Australian company Syrinscape specializes in creating atmospheric sound and music for tabletop RPG games. The company offers a free 30-day trial, along with two free sound packs you can keep even if you choose not to pay the monthly fee. Soundsets currently available on Syrinscape include the official soundtracks
Focus Home Interactive and Cyanide Studio released the new “Depths of Madness” video for the upcoming Call of Cthulhu game. You can check out the video in the player below. The new trailer showcases Pierce’s submersion into the depths of madness in the world of the game. Pierce, a private
The E3 trailer for Call of Cthulhu, the official video game adaptation of Chaosium’s pen & paper RPG, has rised from the depths. Developed for consoles and PC by Cyanide Studio in Paris, Call of Cthulhu will offer an RPG-Investigation title, packed with psychological horror and stealth mechanics. You can
