Geoff is sure you’ve all come into contact with the C’Thulhu mythos at some point. The ancient alien/demon/entity/thing with a squid for a head who came from the stars and makes everyone speak words that have far too many apostrophes and far too few vowels. He’s turned up in books, films, games and even these pages (see Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened). If HP Lovecraft were alive today he would be raking the cash in...
TouchArcade: Hello, gentle readers, and welcome to the RPG Reload, the weekly features where we attempt to take over the world by being the best heroes we can be. Each week, we take a look at an RPG from the App Store's past to see how it's doing these days, how it holds up, and how the wife and kids are. All kinds of RPGs are welcome in this feature, and I'll always do my best to mix things up from week to week. To keep my madness in check, however, once a month I throw the selection to you, the readers. Simply leave a comment below or drop into the Official RPG Reload Club thread in the forum to tell me what you'd like to see me play in the next reader's choice column, which will be RPG Reload File 013. Yes, the five Thursdays in October mean you guys have an extra week to vote this time around, so make your voices heard. You can also comment or post about the game I've written about, or RPG things in general. Fresh comedy is also welcome.
GameCrate: "Here are six titles that are sure to bring back fond memories of sitting on the carpet directly in front of your big CRT TV set, and if you liked the classic games that inspired these titles you owe it to yourself to see what modern advancements can add to the experience."
You usually don't find Cthulhu Saves The World on such lists. Nice inclusion!
Chadley of Punch Nerds loads up the excellent indie RPG Cthulhu Saves The World and discusses very passable obstacles, graves with wings and the theft of Little Shop of Horrors characters.
