While a bit easier than previous entries in the series, Tattered Sails combines interesting interactive fiction gameplay and new customization options with an intriguing Lovecraftian tale.

Dagon retells Lovecraft's story of the same name in a beautiful and horrifying narrative experience that should be welcome to fans of the original.

This visual novel is a romantic comedy twist on Lovecraft's work with a cute story and an appreciation for the mythos, but it can't be recommended in English with its current translation.

Blending Lovecraftian horror with cyberpunk dystopia, Transient tells a story that draws upon elements of the Dream Cycle while also providing something new.

Although it has a more character-driven story and a very different tone from The Dark Descent, Amnesia: Rebirth brings back that sense of Lovecraftian horror.

Red Ripper continues the interactive fiction series with a challenging new quest, light Lovecraftian influences, and a new gameplay mechanic as you hunt down a deadly killer.

Only lightly Lovecraftian, Soul Catcher combines a few good scares and clever puzzles with some unfortunately frustrating design choices as you explore a sinister mansion.

Alder's Blood is a turn-based tactics game set in a world with a fascinating story premise and a great cosmic horror atmosphere; however, its difficulty and emphasis on stealth must be kept in mind.

Westmark Manor traps you in a sinister manor as you uncover the truth and try to escape. While not a wholly crafted experience, it has a strong Lovecraftian tone and an emphasis on puzzle-solving.

A standalone game set in the universe of Secret World Legends, Moons of Madness has a fantastic horror atmosphere and a genuinely Lovecraftian tone.