World of Lovecraft is an online multiplayer game set in the unique universe of H.P. Lovecraft. It is a game of cooperation AND competition : the game pits a group of players against one. The group must cooperate to defeat their single opponent. The Myth player will secretly plot a story using predefined elements (actions, places, subplots, characters) and try to fulfill its required chapters. At the same time, the Circle of players will try to discover the plot, expose the characters and places and counter the Myth player's chapters with its own. To do so, they will have to agree on the best use of the limited resources they have, carefully plan their actions (each action takes some time) and confront the Myth player at the best time. What are the references for the game? * Board games such as FFG's Fury of Dracula, Middle-Earth Quest * Role-playing games such as Call of Cthulhu or Warhammer 3rd edition * Books from HPL and its respectful literary heirs * Video games such as Dark Corners of the Earth or the original Alone in the Dark * Movies such as… er, no, no movies actually What World of Lovecraft is NOT * WoL is NOT an MMORPG: the game will be played ...

"... I feel the time draws near. We are rambling on the verge of madness that is about to swallow us. And I can see everybody feels it in their hearts and souls. Happiness is gone from us leaving only depression behind. It seems even we can feel this much. Unholy, long-dead and nameless things started to roam freely in the darkest and secluded places; laughing, screeching, murmuring. I can hear them in the dead of the nights and now they even dare to come near to our places. Soon, very soon indeed the grinning madness will descend onto us to burn our souls." From the notes of Edwin Pickman, the poet. Now, it's getting even darker! Once again, put yourself into the shoes of Howard E. Loreid and delve into a chilling Lovecraftian world which is getting darker every moment. In "The Dark Lineage", the second installment of the Darkness Within series, Howard E. Loreid discovers his own horrible past is connected with the madness that is about to swallow him. The Dark Lineage will take you to places where the "things" of the past still live, and all the memories that should be long-forgotten are still remembered; including a drowsy, depressive town called ...

About the Story From wikipedia: "It is loosely based on the Cthulhu mythos. Anchorhead takes place in a New England town by the same name that bears a resemblance to Innsmouth, Arkham, and other fictional towns created by H.P. Lovecraft." Game Details Language: English (en) First Publication Date: May 1, 1998 Current Version: 5 License: Freeware Development System: Inform Forgiveness Rating: Tough Baf's Guide ID: 17 IFIDs: ZCODE-5-990206-6B48 F76B2529-27F8-44ED-B643-C5F03492881D TUID: op0uw1gn1tjqmjt7 Awards Nominee, Best Game; Nominee, Best Writing; Nominee, Best Story; Winner, Best Setting; Nominee, Best Puzzles; Nominee, Best Individual NPC - 1998 XYZZY Awards

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Alone in the Dark Original PC boxart (CD version) Original PC boxart (Floppy version) Developer(s) Infogrames Publisher(s) Infogrames (Europe) Interplay (North America) Pony Canyon (Japan) Designer(s) Frédérick Raynal Franck de Girolami Platform(s) DOS (Windows Installer Available), 3DO, Mac OS, RISC OS Release date(s) DOS EU 1992 NA 1992 3DO EU 1994 NA 1994 JP October 21, 1994 Mac NA 1994 Genre(s) Survival horror Mode(s) Single player Rating(s) ESRB: T Media four 3.5" floppy discs, 1 CD-ROM System requirements 16 MHz Processor, 640K RAM, 5 MB free hard drive space Alone in the Dark is a 1992 survival horror game developed by Infogrames. The game has spawned several sequels, as part of the Alone in the Dark series, and was one of the first survival horror games, after the 1989 Capcom game, Sweet Home. Alone in the Dark set the standard for later rival popular survival horror games such as Resident Evil and Silent Hill. This game is known to take place in the same continuity as Infogrames's slightly later game Shadow of the Comet, as a book located in the game makes explicit reference to elements of Shadow of the Comet's backstory. Contents 1 Story 2 Characters 2.1 Edward Carnby 2.2 Emily Hartwood 2.3 Jeremy Hartwood 2.4 Ezechiel Pregzt 3 Gameplay 4 Graphics 5 Sequels 6 See also 7 References 8 External links Story In 1924, Jeremy Hartwood, a noted artist and the owner of the Louisiana ...

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Point and click Released in 2008 Available on PC Darkness Within: In Pursuit of Loath Nolder which is the first of a series of three games, is a panoramic first person 3D adventure/horror thriller game which takes place in an imaginary "Lovecraftian" place called Wellsmoth. The story of the game was written with the help of the impressions of the great writer H.P. Lovecraft’s works. So players will encounter a dark and frightening world to interact with, and sinister characters to speak with or beware of. Thus, the game’s environment and characters were designed appropriately for the series' main objective which is to give fear, psychological pressure and most important of all, a Lovecraftian feeling to the gamer. This Lovecraftian environment is enriched with a deep and immersing story, cinematics and music. http://www.zoetrope-interactive.com/ln/index.html

Point and click Released in 2006 Available on PC Not an officialy Lovecraft related games but you can find a copy of the De Vermiis Mysteriis by Ludwig Prinn in the church. "Tibi, Magnum Innominandum, sigma stellarum nigrarum et bufinaformis Sadoquae sigillum..." Ludwig Prinn, 1542 Details : Publisher: Got Game Entertainment Developer: Nucleosys ESRB: T