Last year, Driftwood gave is thought about the PC version of Call of Cthulhu. The Switch version will be available in a few days and we took the opportunity to capture the first 30 minutes of the game, and an unbelievable loading screen lasting more than 2 minutes 30 (!!!) between Chapter 1 and Chapter 2.

With Alone in the Dark, Lovecraft's work on Cthulhu has become quite famous among gamers, although very few games have been set in this universe lately, except for a few independent titles like Conarium for example. Focus and Cyanide have been working on Call of Cthulhu for quite some time now and it is time for us to share our verdict on the game.
Note: We also have a little treat for you just before Halloween, a few screenshots of Gamersyde's v3 so you can see what our articles will look like when it's ready.

Before the release of investigation-RPG game Call of Cthulhu on October 30th, Focus Home Interactive gives an ultimate glimpse into the void and cosmic horror present in Darkwater.

Call of Cthulhu is gold has announced Focus Home Interactive. The game being ready for its launch on October 30, the publisher shares a new glimpse into madness with the following trailer.

Conspiracies, cults and the Old Ones are the highlight of the latest trailer of Call of Cthulhu. All of this adds to the unsettling situations and distrustful locals Edward Pierce will find during his investigation. The title is coming October 30th.

Four minutes of in-game footage from the investigation game Call of Cthulhu have been released by Focus Home Interactive. Happening early in the game, the gameplay sequence shows the detective's first steps inside the Hawkins' mansion where the cosmic fears can already be felt. The game is playable at Gamescom and will release on October 30.

P.I. Edward Pierce will starting his investigation and perhaps descent into madness on October 30th when Call of Cthulhu releases for PC and consoles. New screens inisde.

Call of Cthulhu is also present at E3, as proven by this brand new trailer of the game. In case you don't know, this is one of the last titles Cyanide will work on for Focus Home Interactive as the French studio was bought by Bigben Interactive. Let's hope they can manage to create a solid atmosphere and implement interesting gameplay mechanics as the game will most certainly not shine for its graphics.

The sanity of investigatior Edward Pierce withers in the E3 trailer of Call of Cthulhu, the RPG-investigation game from Cyanide Studio and Focus Home Interactive. The title will be out later this year.

Dive into the disturbing atmosphere of Call of Cthulhu and witness PI Edward Pierce sinking into madness with the new trailer inside.