Call of Cthulhu

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A group of investigators in a spooky house from the Call of Cthulhu tabletop RPG.
Unleash countless eldritch nightmares upon your table with 25 Call of Cthulhu TTRPG books and a Lovecraftian colouring book for less than a dollar apiece

By Robin Valentine Published

NEWS Ancient evils have reawakened at Humble Bundle.

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Mark Meer running Call of Cthulhu
It turns out that Commander Shepard runs a great game of Call of Cthulhu

By Jody Macgregor Published

He's A Keeper Mark Meer runs my favorite RPG actual-play series on the Citadel.

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An image from the Call of Cthulhu quickstart rules, showing a rugged investigator, a terrified woman with a hand clasped over her mouth, and a dingy dark scene where horrors lurk in the dark.
You can get 25 Call of Cthulhu books for around $25 in this latest Humble Bundle—including the Starter Set, a deck of monster cards, and a colouring book

By Harvey Randall Published

News Deals so good they'll make you say: Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.

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Call of Cthulhu review

By Samuel Horti Published

Busy signal The surreal horror spectacles don't make up for dull detective work.

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Call of Cthulhu launch trailer lets you glimpse the horrors that lurk within

By Samuel Horti Published

news It's out October 30.

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A brief taste of Call of Cthulhu shows cosmic horror promise

By Jonathan Bolding Published

Artist’s Interpretation Call of Cthulhu feels like a mostly authentic adaptation, which means you'll probably be insane by the end.

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Call of Cthulhu goes deeper into the nightmare with new gameplay trailer

By Sarah James Published

NEWS Out next month.

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The first hour of Call of Cthulhu escapes R'lyeh

By Fraser Brown Published

News Hang out with sailors and solve crimes.

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The first Call of Cthulhu gameplay trailer reveals investigation, perception, and madness

By Andy Chalk Published

news Edward Pierce has 99 problems, and the creeping horrors of interdimensional insanity is most definitely one.

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The Gollop Chamber: Where are all the Lovecraftian games?

By Julian Gollop Published

Column In his column for PC Gamer Indie, creator of the original X-COM Julian Gollop wonders why games only draw tangentially from H. P. Lovecraft.

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