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Call of Cthulhu
Horrors Abound
Not many games have the courage to release so close to Red Dead Redemption II, but considering how close Halloween is, Call of Cthulhu is definitely eager to show why it deserves to do just that. The launch trailer for the game has been released and sets a tone for what you can expect from the Lovecraftian horror game.
We've been keeping our eye on the game for a while and it definitely seems to show a lot of promise. This title and The Sinking City were once closely linked, but a change in publishers and developers separated them out into different projects, which means all the more Lovecraft goodness for us.
Explore the island of Darkwater as Edward Pierce, a detective looking for answers for the murders that have been occurring on the island. Of course, nothing goes that smoothly, especially when cults and ancient gods are involved.
Call of Cthulhu releases on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 30.
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