With its three protagonists including a talking cat, point and click fans should check out Gibbous – A Cthulhu Adventure when it launches nest month.
The works of H.P. Lovecraft are famous throughout the world, and they manage to inspire some of the best horror games out there.
Yep, Bloodborne has been fantastic in this regard. Man... I cannot wait for the second iteration of that game. Would blow the hell up.
TSA writes: "My first instinct on seeing Gibbous was ‘not another Lovecraft game’! It sometimes feels like I spend more time playing and reviewing titles based on the douche-master’s work than I do with my children. Although given the chances of slime, nightmares, and an unaccountable sense of dread from both activities it’s easy to mix them up."
Rely on Horror, D. Adcock writes: "We at Rely on Horror have recently expanded our team, bringing back some of our earlier editors to help us cover more material. Everyone has their niche, and for several of us, that niche is indie horror. I focus almost exclusively on indie games, and I often find myself starting a post about an IndieGoGo or Kickstarter campaign only to wrap it up and find another campaign to cover. To keep crowdfunding campaign coverage streamlined, we have begun a weekly roundup to bring you news about new, ongoing, and completed campaigns that fit within horror and its many subgenres."
