I think the idea around Edward's drinking helping him maintain his sanity is that it calms him down by making him believe that he must be hallucinating or affected by the alcohol and that this is what is making him see the things he's seeing. It's a convenient lie he can tell himself
Fun fact the studio that worked on this game apparently had a licensing problem which causes the studio to separate into two different studios. Both made their own Lovecraft game. This game and the sinking city
I personally feel like the old call of chulthu dark corners of the earth is superior in terms of story to these two. Same with Sherlock Holmes in the call of chulthu ( which was made by the same company as the sinking city) I do love these games though i feel story of the new call of chulthu somewhat falls flat at some point . It's also important to recognise that the sinking city is a combination of many lovecraftian stories while coc is centered around a specific one
A few things worth noting: 1) The protagonist Edward Pierce is a WWI veteran who served in a campaign where most of his teammates were killed and so certain experiences he has or may have during the game seem to basically be "triggers" for his trauma which chip away at his sanity. 2) Sarah likely gave away the Shambler painting to the Sanders because Charles forced her to after she summoned it in a ritual in her office and Charles had to rush in to save her 3) It's clear that it was Charles Hawkins who was hiding out in Warehouse 36 after he was severely burned by the lamp Sarah smashed on his face during their fight. Due to him and the other cult members consuming Leviathan's flesh, they had regenerative properties but his severe injuries and loss of tissue resulted in him regenerating with cephalopod tissue from Leviathan (it's clear that he was like this before breaking into the bookstore to get the Necronomicon). He probably saw his disfigured reflection and was repulsed which caused him to smash the mirror 4) Charles' motives are likely selfish, not just protective of Sarah. He'd been traveling the world searching for powerful items and met her on his travels before they married. She was already having visions and making paintings of them. It was clear that the cult regarded her as an "oracle" and she could "communicate" with Cthulhu/Leviathan through visions and according to visions of the past that Leviathan shows Edward, Sarah was already in the cult and had advised them that they needed a "Truth-Seeker" who would be called to the island and who she needed to connect and work with in order to awaken Cthulhu. Charles assumed this would be him because he'd poured his entire fortune into serving the cause of the cult but got mad and jealous when she painted a vision of Edward and Charles realized he hadn't been chosen. This initiated their fight where the room caught fire and their son died. Afterward Charles had her locked away in Riverside against the wishes of the cult and Fuller was happy to oblige since the institute was funded with Charles' fortune. Charles was punishing her for not giving him what he had expected or wanted (the vision Edward has of Charles on his way to Alabaster Point confirms this) 5) A lot of people have mentioned that Silas the caretaker only appears in the beginning. I actually have a theory that he's the one who attacks Edward upstairs, snatches the painting of him, and leads him on a chase through the tunnels where Edward finds the painting on an altar and the cult member tries to kill him before they both fall and the other guy, likely Silas, seems to have died. It's mentioned that Silas regarded Charles as a son and that the cult members themselves didn't actually want Edward dead since he was chosen as their Truth-Seeker. Since Silas is shown having taken Sarah from the burning room after Charles ran out, Silas clearly knew Sarah wasn't dead and was probably in on the cover-up and serving Charles' interests over those of the cult. Plus since he could easily disappear when Edward was chasing him, he seemed to know the ins and outs of the mansion and tunnels well which makes sense if he's the caretaker.
@@nomernomznomz6015 My take wasn't totally different from his, I'd just say his examination of the game was a bit linear and didn't dive into some of the background info and hidden clues of the game. To be fair a lot of stuff in the game that I've observed is stuff that I've only encountered after several different playthroughs because I happened to look in the right place or leveled up enough on the right skill to get certain dialogue options or bits of info that I wouldn't otherwise get. The fact that it would take several playthroughs just to piece things together (since it's impossible to max out all the skills at once that are required to uncover certain bits of info), probably makes it tedious for a lot of people even if the game wouldn't take extremely long. A lot of stuff also isn't overtly stated but merely heavily implied (such as the regenerative properties of Leviathan's oil and meat), so it's easy to get confused.
Another excellent recap and analysis! There's just one thing amiss - the book is called the Necro-no-micon, while in the video you pronounce it as Necro-micon ( just missing a syllable there). I totally didn't catch on that the sleeping pills he was taking had already sucked him into this story before Sarah's father even came into his office. That's a nice touch.
Missing a few syllables in your own phonetic example there... *Nek-roe-nom-ih-con* I found it unlikely that it was never mentioned by a voice actor during gameplay. Wouldn't someone who actually played the game have been exposed to the pronunciation? 🤔 P.S. I skipped through a no commentary playthrough by SHN and, sure enough, they actually SAY the name. Specifically at 3:34:10 in their playthrough. 🤨
I bought this game on accident thinking it was the Sinking City. I played it to the end and loved it. I glad you're covering this game. It's a hidden gem
16:22 -16:49 I always love when I can find a scene in a game where I instantly recognize what games the devs were inspired by. This one moment of Edward hiding behind a desk as the Shambler emerges from the painting to stand on top of that desk is such a clear love letter to the famous Alien Isolation scene where Amanda Ripley first sees the Xenomorph fully emerging from the vents. 💗
Well, I for one hope for more Lovecraftian-themed games. They make for great stories when you are the one telling them. Of course, a variety is the best, and I hope to see more content from you in the future, Lovecraftian or not.
@@GamingHarryYTI would ask for you to explain Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones, but, apparently, it ended on a cliff-hanger? Funny thing is, there aren't that many play-throughs of it here in TH-cam.
I'd consider myself a massive fan of Lovecrafts work, even as much as having most of my arms covered tattoos of his works. While Call of Cthulhu isn't one of his most out there works. It certainly is lays the foundations incredibly well for his world and stories.
@@harrisonhaine1199 I personally consider The Shadow Over Innsmouth to be his best and most well rounded work, coming towards the end of his life in 1931. But i do have a soft spot for The Alchemist, which was written when Lovecraft was 18 in 1908. There is a BBC Radio 4 audio drama of The Shadow Over Innsmouth that i suggest you listen to. It's by far one of the best adaptations of the work.
I just want to say you really deserve more views man. I watch a lot of essay/documentary/explanation channels similar to yours and your videos are in my top tier even compared to much bigger channels. Your style, voice, editing and narrative is just on point for this kind of genre.
the names of the ships, Scylla and Charybdis, have mythological significance. in Greek mythology, the infamous voyage of Jason aboard the Argo saw him faced with an impossible choice at sea. he had to choose whether to attempt to navigate around a massive whirlpool (the Scylla) that would have smashed the ship against the rocks, or try to go around a giant sea monster (the Charybdis) that, should it spot them, would leave the ship intact but at the cost of eating some of its crew. this was the original being stuck between a rock and a hard place
Well a very big anti-climax for me is that I did not figure out Drake could be saved. I honestly thought it was a cutscene and I had to just watch the Shambler grab him, which is very disappointing, since he was my favorite character. Perhaps I'm just too slow. :(
I think the main reason I enjoyed this game so much is I absolutely love the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game, however I don't have anyone to really play it with. So to me this was bit of a love letter to that game. Fantastic video!
Hmm didn't the Leviathan show Pierce he'd be executed by Cat (chapter 10)? I thought that was what was gonna happen, so I did not give her the med lit.
Ive been waiting for you to do a video over this! I played this myself and just felt it was perfect for this type of video. Very well needed as I had some trouble following the story while playing. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these videos!!
Cool video and one of my favorite games. I love how dark it gets and still after few gameplays not really sure what was going on. Ending on the dark note and keeping proper concept of Mythos. I have a big thing for Sarah, she has very dark and sad story...to be an oracle, unvoluterlly influenced and loosing her all family...what a damn fate
One of my favorite Lovecraftian games. I wanted to like The Sinking City more but it was just a bit lackluster is some areas. This game had its fair share of problems too but I enjoyed it overall.
Never heard the the sunken city pronounced that way. I heard "Relier," which adds interesting ideas to the whole thing. Plus I'm so stoked they included the Necronomicon in this story. It's almost like a sequel to the Call of Cthulu. Anyway. Im a big fan of Mountains of Madness as well
Great video and explanation. This game started off well but the story got way too convoluted and confusing by the end. They threw too much stuff into the mix. The original Call of Cthulhu book, even though it’s not linear, is more focused so much easier to understand while still keeping some mystery.
I really do enjoy your videos, they are always detailed and touch solely on the games. I really would love to see more videos about different mythos games
Excellent video. I hope you do more such games. Though won't lie.... While I don't expect a Happy ending from such games as an option, a somewhat decent ending option that doesn't involve the Protagonist suffering years afterwards is very much needed. Also, keeping ones sanity mostly intact by drinking to excess? Everyone playing this game the first time around is going to completely miss that hidden aspect.
Incredible recap as always my friend!! Real quick tho, not sure if you know this but Cthulhu actually isn’t the father of the star spawn, but a member of their race, that became so powerful he ascended to becoming not just a great old one but the priest of the great old ones, thats what accounts for Cthulhu being so much larger than regular star spawn. The term “great old one” is more or less a power ranking and not related to just a particular race. Anyways thought you’d like to know that little tid bit! Cheers my friend!!!❤
I really wish this game didn't suffer the problems it did, along with DCoTE and Sinking City. Surprisingly a common theme with the three games, along with how all 3 games start off fairly similarly. I really wanted them to be better than they were, but unfortunately all 3 seem to have suffered a great many things during their developments.
As someone who has never read any Lovecraft book, the more I hear about it, less I think of it as an intricate horror experience and more like Anime written down.
Don't know if you have done a video on it but "Call Of the Sea", a short game, has some lovely Lovecraftian themes and mysteries. Maybe if you do another video, you could check that one out?
This game had potential but fell short. It had a decent storyline until it revoked into a mashup of shadow over innsmouth with a cult of Cthulhu overlay. I liked how they used the table top mechanics into the game itself but the story was lacking.
@@GamingHarryYT CoC games usually revolve around the major stories. Someone needs to make a proper cosmic horror game that’s unique. As a side not Mouth of Madness was a movie that did cosmic horror properly.
I had high hopes for this game, but I did go in blind, not knowing the studio/budget/budget choices behind it. I still think there has yet to be a Perfect Lovecraftian game (Even within the visual medium of representing the incomprehensible.)
Idk why, but when I tried going through the other passage in chapter 2, the game didnt let me, I just assumed it had to do with something later in the game.
In terms of more detective work then Sinking City takes the win. In terms of the story then Call of Cthulhu takes the win. I finished both games in my pc back then and among the latest from one of the studios Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened I finished in my PS5, also lovecraftian, story wise it was okay, Call of Cthulhu takes the win for the story again, in terms of detective work? Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened offers a focused detective work rooted in the story while Sinking City offers detective work on so many stories therefore diluting the impact of its main story. All in all I love these games.
Dark Corners of the Earth. It’s a great game. Little bit buggy and the gameplay is dated, but you can’t beat those first 4 hours of the game. I’d buy it for that alone.
I went straight here after watching a video where four artists drew 100 Garfield in 100 minutes and I sincerely hope that this choice beings at least a few of you a little bit of chaos in your lives. 😂
While I'm glad there is still interest in these kind of stories, I actually hate it that the title, trailers and everything about it is spoiled. "Call of Cthulu" takes all mystery and suspense out of it and that stinks.
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Cult: No....impossible, how can you resist?!
Edward: I....am....an alcoholic
Ritual fails*
Cthulhu: Didn't dream that coming
I think the idea around Edward's drinking helping him maintain his sanity is that it calms him down by making him believe that he must be hallucinating or affected by the alcohol and that this is what is making him see the things he's seeing. It's a convenient lie he can tell himself
Who knew alcoholism was a good weapon against a dream god that was hellbent on taking your free will and sanity
sorry i don't have anything to add but i just wanted to say that your comment is hilarious and gave me a really good laugh 😂 thank you so much
@@dolphindiver7724 Cthulhu cannot take what has already been claimed by Jim Beam.
Fun fact the studio that worked on this game apparently had a licensing problem which causes the studio to separate into two different studios. Both made their own Lovecraft game. This game and the sinking city
But which one better
@@arthurleejr4145
Story wise, I believe Call of Cthulhu takes the win...
Call of Cthulhu tbh@@arthurleejr4145
Hilarious
I personally feel like the old call of chulthu dark corners of the earth is superior in terms of story to these two. Same with Sherlock Holmes in the call of chulthu ( which was made by the same company as the sinking city)
I do love these games though i feel story of the new call of chulthu somewhat falls flat at some point . It's also important to recognise that the sinking city is a combination of many lovecraftian stories while coc is centered around a specific one
A few things worth noting:
1) The protagonist Edward Pierce is a WWI veteran who served in a campaign where most of his teammates were killed and so certain experiences he has or may have during the game seem to basically be "triggers" for his trauma which chip away at his sanity.
2) Sarah likely gave away the Shambler painting to the Sanders because Charles forced her to after she summoned it in a ritual in her office and Charles had to rush in to save her
3) It's clear that it was Charles Hawkins who was hiding out in Warehouse 36 after he was severely burned by the lamp Sarah smashed on his face during their fight. Due to him and the other cult members consuming Leviathan's flesh, they had regenerative properties but his severe injuries and loss of tissue resulted in him regenerating with cephalopod tissue from Leviathan (it's clear that he was like this before breaking into the bookstore to get the Necronomicon). He probably saw his disfigured reflection and was repulsed which caused him to smash the mirror
4) Charles' motives are likely selfish, not just protective of Sarah. He'd been traveling the world searching for powerful items and met her on his travels before they married. She was already having visions and making paintings of them. It was clear that the cult regarded her as an "oracle" and she could "communicate" with Cthulhu/Leviathan through visions and according to visions of the past that Leviathan shows Edward, Sarah was already in the cult and had advised them that they needed a "Truth-Seeker" who would be called to the island and who she needed to connect and work with in order to awaken Cthulhu. Charles assumed this would be him because he'd poured his entire fortune into serving the cause of the cult but got mad and jealous when she painted a vision of Edward and Charles realized he hadn't been chosen. This initiated their fight where the room caught fire and their son died. Afterward Charles had her locked away in Riverside against the wishes of the cult and Fuller was happy to oblige since the institute was funded with Charles' fortune. Charles was punishing her for not giving him what he had expected or wanted (the vision Edward has of Charles on his way to Alabaster Point confirms this)
5) A lot of people have mentioned that Silas the caretaker only appears in the beginning. I actually have a theory that he's the one who attacks Edward upstairs, snatches the painting of him, and leads him on a chase through the tunnels where Edward finds the painting on an altar and the cult member tries to kill him before they both fall and the other guy, likely Silas, seems to have died. It's mentioned that Silas regarded Charles as a son and that the cult members themselves didn't actually want Edward dead since he was chosen as their Truth-Seeker. Since Silas is shown having taken Sarah from the burning room after Charles ran out, Silas clearly knew Sarah wasn't dead and was probably in on the cover-up and serving Charles' interests over those of the cult. Plus since he could easily disappear when Edward was chasing him, he seemed to know the ins and outs of the mansion and tunnels well which makes sense if he's the caretaker.
Yeah he totally had a way different take then I did playing through this game.
Basically, it was a Cthulhu cult civil war - rich patron vs ship captain and spiritual head.
@@nomernomznomz6015 My take wasn't totally different from his, I'd just say his examination of the game was a bit linear and didn't dive into some of the background info and hidden clues of the game. To be fair a lot of stuff in the game that I've observed is stuff that I've only encountered after several different playthroughs because I happened to look in the right place or leveled up enough on the right skill to get certain dialogue options or bits of info that I wouldn't otherwise get. The fact that it would take several playthroughs just to piece things together (since it's impossible to max out all the skills at once that are required to uncover certain bits of info), probably makes it tedious for a lot of people even if the game wouldn't take extremely long. A lot of stuff also isn't overtly stated but merely heavily implied (such as the regenerative properties of Leviathan's oil and meat), so it's easy to get confused.
Late to the party but I gotta say I love your response. Just one question: wasn't Fuller part of the cult? why would he agree to lock sarah away?
Another excellent recap and analysis! There's just one thing amiss - the book is called the Necro-no-micon, while in the video you pronounce it as Necro-micon ( just missing a syllable there). I totally didn't catch on that the sleeping pills he was taking had already sucked him into this story before Sarah's father even came into his office. That's a nice touch.
Was driving me crazy as well hahaha. But still a brilliant video as always
Missing a few syllables in your own phonetic example there... *Nek-roe-nom-ih-con*
I found it unlikely that it was never mentioned by a voice actor during gameplay. Wouldn't someone who actually played the game have been exposed to the pronunciation? 🤔
P.S. I skipped through a no commentary playthrough by SHN and, sure enough, they actually SAY the name. Specifically at 3:34:10 in their playthrough. 🤨
Another one is that the city isn't pronounced re-lie-uh. It's pronounced Rih-leth.
@@TheKingBacca There aint no t in that pronounciation
I bought this game on accident thinking it was the Sinking City. I played it to the end and loved it. I glad you're covering this game. It's a hidden gem
16:22 -16:49 I always love when I can find a scene in a game where I instantly recognize what games the devs were inspired by. This one moment of Edward hiding behind a desk as the Shambler emerges from the painting to stand on top of that desk is such a clear love letter to the famous Alien Isolation scene where Amanda Ripley first sees the Xenomorph fully emerging from the vents. 💗
Well, I for one hope for more Lovecraftian-themed games. They make for great stories when you are the one telling them. Of course, a variety is the best, and I hope to see more content from you in the future, Lovecraftian or not.
Yeah, I’ll probably tackle more in future. Have to spread them out or I’ll go insane and start hearing the call
@@GamingHarryYTI would ask for you to explain Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones, but, apparently, it ended on a cliff-hanger? Funny thing is, there aren't that many play-throughs of it here in TH-cam.
I'd consider myself a massive fan of Lovecrafts work, even as much as having most of my arms covered tattoos of his works. While Call of Cthulhu isn't one of his most out there works. It certainly is lays the foundations incredibly well for his world and stories.
What’s your favorite?
@@harrisonhaine1199 I personally consider The Shadow Over Innsmouth to be his best and most well rounded work, coming towards the end of his life in 1931. But i do have a soft spot for The Alchemist, which was written when Lovecraft was 18 in 1908.
There is a BBC Radio 4 audio drama of The Shadow Over Innsmouth that i suggest you listen to. It's by far one of the best adaptations of the work.
Thanks for the recommendation I will check that out!@@Bloodlustian
@@BloodlustianI'm torn between that and Mountains of Madness tbh.
@@harrisonhaine1199You need to check out “The Whisperer in Darkness.”
Can’t believe being an alcoholic saves you from going mad.
Only if you keep drinking
Use one evil to fight a greater evil haha
I just want to say you really deserve more views man. I watch a lot of essay/documentary/explanation channels similar to yours and your videos are in my top tier even compared to much bigger channels. Your style, voice, editing and narrative is just on point for this kind of genre.
gaming harry got the most soothing voice his vids help me sleep at night....not in a weird way tho nah 😏
You can also check out the Librarian, he also has a calming voice and plays horror games. Also has nice commentary.
My favorites are The Entire Outlast story & Dredge. If I pick any others I wind up staying awake to watch. 😂
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I was just struggling to find a video to have on while I got stuff done, and here comes Gaming Harry to the rescue with a new video! Hell yeah
Wake up, babe. New Harry video just dropped
the names of the ships, Scylla and Charybdis, have mythological significance. in Greek mythology, the infamous voyage of Jason aboard the Argo saw him faced with an impossible choice at sea. he had to choose whether to attempt to navigate around a massive whirlpool (the Scylla) that would have smashed the ship against the rocks, or try to go around a giant sea monster (the Charybdis) that, should it spot them, would leave the ship intact but at the cost of eating some of its crew. this was the original being stuck between a rock and a hard place
Odysseus also had to deal with them. Both of them.
I think you got that backwards. Charbidis is the whirlpool. Scylla is the monster.
Not only do i love your lore videos, but your voice is so calming i always throw on one of your videos to get me to sleep :)
Excellent video as always! I hope we get more lovecraft stuff from you in the future.
Well a very big anti-climax for me is that I did not figure out Drake could be saved. I honestly thought it was a cutscene and I had to just watch the Shambler grab him, which is very disappointing, since he was my favorite character. Perhaps I'm just too slow. :(
I think the main reason I enjoyed this game so much is I absolutely love the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game, however I don't have anyone to really play it with. So to me this was bit of a love letter to that game. Fantastic video!
Hmm didn't the Leviathan show Pierce he'd be executed by Cat (chapter 10)? I thought that was what was gonna happen, so I did not give her the med lit.
Harry back with another absolute banger video to improve my day yet again
Yaaaay another lore and order video 🎉
Ive been waiting for you to do a video over this! I played this myself and just felt it was perfect for this type of video. Very well needed as I had some trouble following the story while playing. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these videos!!
“Necromicon” I’m sorry brother but it’s NECRO-NOMICON
...no está muerto lo que yace eternamente, e incluso después de eones la misma muerte puede morir
@@JaviJaviloPandeKilo yo, that shit hits different en Español
NICE I've been waiting for this!
you've becoming my favorite youtube in the past few weeks, keep it up!
Cool video and one of my favorite games. I love how dark it gets and still after few gameplays not really sure what was going on. Ending on the dark note and keeping proper concept of Mythos. I have a big thing for Sarah, she has very dark and sad story...to be an oracle, unvoluterlly influenced and loosing her all family...what a damn fate
One of my favorite Lovecraftian games. I wanted to like The Sinking City more but it was just a bit lackluster is some areas. This game had its fair share of problems too but I enjoyed it overall.
I love these videos so much man, keep it up and never stop bro.
Man this chanel should be already over a million. Thanks Harry
Love your channel. It’s precise, to the point, and entertaining.
Never heard the the sunken city pronounced that way. I heard "Relier," which adds interesting ideas to the whole thing.
Plus I'm so stoked they included the Necronomicon in this story. It's almost like a sequel to the Call of Cthulu.
Anyway. Im a big fan of Mountains of Madness as well
I loved playin this and seeing this video i can say i missed some of the stuff in the game, but the build up to the ending is so facinating
Fantastic video. Loved the Cthulhu series and hope for more some day.
You never fail to deliver my friend
Great video and explanation. This game started off well but the story got way too convoluted and confusing by the end. They threw too much stuff into the mix. The original Call of Cthulhu book, even though it’s not linear, is more focused so much easier to understand while still keeping some mystery.
One of things I like about this game you can develop phobias that last the whole game
you and your videos have carried me through university - the best body double
I still can't believe the main character is voiced by Anthony Howell, who voices Morgott from Elden Ring and, more recently, Geppetto in Lies of P.
I really do enjoy your videos, they are always detailed and touch solely on the games. I really would love to see more videos about different mythos games
As soon as you post I instantly watch. Your voice n storytelling make such a amazing video. All love bro❤️
hey harry you should try call of the sea. i played it recently and i really liked the lovecraftian lore.
Excellent video. I hope you do more such games. Though won't lie.... While I don't expect a Happy ending from such games as an option, a somewhat decent ending option that doesn't involve the Protagonist suffering years afterwards is very much needed. Also, keeping ones sanity mostly intact by drinking to excess? Everyone playing this game the first time around is going to completely miss that hidden aspect.
Incredible recap as always my friend!!
Real quick tho, not sure if you know this but Cthulhu actually isn’t the father of the star spawn, but a member of their race, that became so powerful he ascended to becoming not just a great old one but the priest of the great old ones, thats what accounts for Cthulhu being so much larger than regular star spawn. The term “great old one” is more or less a power ranking and not related to just a particular race.
Anyways thought you’d like to know that little tid bit! Cheers my friend!!!❤
29:00 😱. Endings: Whao, so many endings.
Excellent video, sir!
I really wish this game didn't suffer the problems it did, along with DCoTE and Sinking City. Surprisingly a common theme with the three games, along with how all 3 games start off fairly similarly. I really wanted them to be better than they were, but unfortunately all 3 seem to have suffered a great many things during their developments.
As someone who has never read any Lovecraft book, the more I hear about it, less I think of it as an intricate horror experience and more like Anime written down.
Thx 4 another great video!
Bruh... Necromicon scratched my brain so badly...
Love this man
whats the name of the music from ch 2? 3:57 - great video btw
Always love your videos and you made want to all the works of lovecraft.
Why would charles try to protect sarah by putting her is fullers care when fuller was also a puppet of leviathan?
Funny that Cthulhu is always the big bad in these things. IIRC he's more the doorman of the old gods than a real threat.
Don't know if you have done a video on it but "Call Of the Sea", a short game, has some lovely Lovecraftian themes and mysteries. Maybe if you do another video, you could check that one out?
is it me or you've kept mixing up charles' with edward's names or am i missing something
When you try to pronounce Lovecrafts cat is like summoning a great old one.
This game had potential but fell short.
It had a decent storyline until it revoked into a mashup of shadow over innsmouth with a cult of Cthulhu overlay.
I liked how they used the table top mechanics into the game itself but the story was lacking.
I know what you mean. Didn’t enjoy this one as much as the other Lovecraftian games I’ve played
@@GamingHarryYT CoC games usually revolve around the major stories.
Someone needs to make a proper cosmic horror game that’s unique.
As a side not Mouth of Madness was a movie that did cosmic horror properly.
The Shambler emerging from the painting is the best scene in the whole damn game.
No way I’m designing a campaign for the rpg and this video pops up very exciting
Not gonna lie out of the three games ,I'd say this one had a more interesting plotwist and game mechanics.
nice timing
i'm a family medicine physician in philadelphia, pa and i love these videos. just wanted to make that clear.
I find it absolutely hilarious that booze beats a old god.
Great video! I just get really confused every time you call the Necronomicon the Necromicon :'D
I had high hopes for this game, but I did go in blind, not knowing the studio/budget/budget choices behind it. I still think there has yet to be a Perfect Lovecraftian game (Even within the visual medium of representing the incomprehensible.)
Cthulhu. One of the darkest creatures in the universe, and the god of insanity and darkness.
Super interesting video!
Idk why, but when I tried going through the other passage in chapter 2, the game didnt let me, I just assumed it had to do with something later in the game.
Love the videos men, keep doing ur thing , doing videos like this
I love your content man.
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Lookit you little feller - you just earned yerself a new sub!
You should consider a video of The Lighthouse. An Indie Cthulhu game, that was quite good
Am I a gamer? No. Does this put me off watching gaming Harry lore videos? No, not at all.
"necromicon" NEC-RO-NOM-I-CON
If I could make a suggestion, can you please cover lore in each of Far Cry series games. Thank you Harry for the amazing content
This is probably the only game that I can say "I read the book*
love your videos
I like this game more than Sinking City. This one was more fun for me to play
Does anyone know the name of the song used as background noise at the start of chapter 5?
Awesome coverage harry! Keep it coming
In terms of more detective work then Sinking City takes the win. In terms of the story then Call of Cthulhu takes the win. I finished both games in my pc back then and among the latest from one of the studios Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened I finished in my PS5, also lovecraftian, story wise it was okay, Call of Cthulhu takes the win for the story again, in terms of detective work? Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened offers a focused detective work rooted in the story while Sinking City offers detective work on so many stories therefore diluting the impact of its main story. All in all I love these games.
Just call Rust and Marty, they'll take care of it.
This was always my favorite lovecraftian game!
I seen a Call of Cthulhu game for the original Xbox in CEX. I wonder if that one is any good?
Dark Corners of the Earth. It’s a great game. Little bit buggy and the gameplay is dated, but you can’t beat those first 4 hours of the game. I’d buy it for that alone.
Thanks for the review really liked it 🙂🙂😁🙂
I went straight here after watching a video where four artists drew 100 Garfield in 100 minutes and I sincerely hope that this choice beings at least a few of you a little bit of chaos in your lives. 😂
THE DRINKING WAS A GOOD THING??? Great, I've been skipping out on protection from ELDRITCH INSANITY!
This game was amazing and I still gotta do sinking city
Great video❤
"Necro-nomi-con" 👌😂
What was hp Lovecrafts cats name?
personally i would like if you could do more indie games not just all like huge company's because some indie horror games are good to
Necro - nom - icon
Necronomicon
Not "Necromicon"
Reminds of Dr. Suess the kids book he wrote
While I'm glad there is still interest in these kind of stories, I actually hate it that the title, trailers and everything about it is spoiled.
"Call of Cthulu" takes all mystery and suspense out of it and that stinks.
I loved this one, a lot.
Hey GH, can you do the games in The Devil Came Through Here series?