JIGSAWS!!

What a delightful profile picture you've got :D

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Call of Cthulhu

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SOMA. The feel is Chulhu-like

Thanks for the jigsaws

Thank you for the jigsaws :)

This had madness vibes like Cthulhu inspires. I had trouble with it on the smaller Steam Deck screen, but it's probably good on a full PC setup.

Escape Site 13
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3116790/ESCAPE_SITE_13/

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The Sinking City
https://store.steampowered.com/app/750130/The_Sinking_City_Remastered/

+1 for Call of Cthulhu. I enjoyed the story and atmosphere. Graphics are decent as well.

Have not played Still Wakes the Deep, but it's on my wishlist as it looks to be really good.

I bought this last month Sunken Engine. It's a boat repair sim with a lovecraftian vibe. It's still in early acces and only has one chapter so far but I love it. If you like chill games with a bit of a horror vibe, and don't mind sim gamess, you might find it interesting.

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Well, there's always Bloodborne, just not on Steam 👀
I see Dredge hasn't been mentioned yet, haven't played it yet myself but it gives the vibes

apparently The Room series are considered Lovecraftian (i see some hints towards the last game) https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/20773/The_Room_Collection/
Rusty Lake games have a certain atmosphere https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/3669/Rusty_Lake_Bundle/

Similar to Mortvie recommendation is SUNLESS SEA

Surprised it doesn't have the lovecraftian tag but Barotrauma is a good one if you have a group. Has some big monsters and weird fishes.

You should check Forgive me Father is into that genre too

If you're into (digital) board games, I can recommend Elder Sign: Omens.

Thank you for the puzzles

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Hell yeah thanks

Thanks for the jigidis!
I would recomend Sunless Sea as one of the best written lovecraftian type stories I've ever played. It is very slow-paced, maybe not for all tastes, but sure is worth a try.

I completed the puzzle, but how do I enter the GW?

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Not sure if Fear and Hunger would count
Stygian Reign of the Old Ones
Darkest Dungeon
Sunless Sea

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Hm. There are some Sherlock Holmes games that are lovecraftian also, though I have not played. I don't recall the title though. One might have been Sinking City, mentioned above, but I thought another was Sherlock Holmes: something.

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