Decent little horror game where a guy, just out to enjoy some quality time alone in the woods, ends up alone in some woods in another dimension....or is he alone?

5-10 minute story about a man who wakes up in heaven. It's more of a afterlife horror than cosmic horror and horror of the uknown; but it's still a creepy little experience that stays with you.

Old school point and click adventure game. While the music, environment, and lovecract lore is cool; it ends up being better to just watch due to linear gameplay, dated aniamtions, and other issues.

Play as a 1950s surburban housewife trying to keep up appearances against the eldritch abomination in your home. No pressure mechanics with good humor. Some clunky clipping but it's free.

It's not the most amazing lovecraftian adventure game you can dive into but for the low price of free it's certainly worth the hour session. The old school poly graphics are cool to see.

If you are looking for a deep dark mysterious adventure that dives into Lovecraft lore than this isn't it. If you're looking for a quirky choose your own adventure in that universe this is great.

This is a game for all pencil and paper CoC fans. It really captures the fear and madness well and has some light aspects of the RPG. Call of Cthulhu deserves to slide its tentacles into your library.

Fight off against Lovecraftian abominations as Nikola Tesla in this twin stick arena shooter. Pretty fun in short bursts with a decent variety of weapons, enemies, and powerups.

The lovecraft references very minor but you can still turn into a tentacle/yogsogothian covered green heart and easily abominate yourself in this worth a dollar roguelike shooter.

Oldschool pixel style that work well with the isolated and mysterious vibe the game is going for. Although a bit confusing at times there are some cool twists, effects, and visuals to be seen at play.