WTMG's Leo Faria: "The Innsmouth Case is a game that did an honorable attempt at trying to shake up the cliché nature of Lovecraftian adaptations by offering players a story in modern times with a lot of sarcastic humor. Sadly, it ended up falling flat due to its limited gameplay and the sad fact that its jokes just weren’t funny at all. I appreciate what the developers tried to do in here, but giving the option for the player to sign a contract by writing down the name “xxxNoobSlayerxxx” stopped being funny a while ago. When I entered high school, to be more precise."
TSA writes: "Of the countless gaming adaptations of HP Lovecraft (problematic influence that he is), it’s often those that take a very loose approach to his mythos that stand out for me. So well-trodden is the path of the Lovecraft game that the tentacles of his ideas can be found all over the place, but I’ve found it’s far better focus on the spirit of his writing and the idea of madness as opposed to his racism. Such is the case with The Innsmouth Case, a game which is not afraid to wear its influence clear on its sleeve."
With an emphasis on macabre humor, The Innsmouth Case is a unique adaptation of the iconic story by H.P. Lovecraft.
COG writes: The Innsmouth Case takes the classic Lovecraftian setting and horror and spruces it up with dark humor and charming visuals in this point and click choose your own adventure.
