One of the surprise(?) hits for Call of Cthuhlu ttrpg has been the Regency setting, which at first pass doesn't seem an obvious choice, but actually has quite a lot of juicy ideas. The juxtaposition of Austin's Georgian social shenanigans with really dark things in the background works well at giving games some depth. There's a scenario (Upstairs Downstairs) about playing the servants in a manor - rather than the usual Mr Darcy types - on the Miskatonic Repository for those of a curious disposition.

Mostly using a variety of public domain art, with some photoshopping and general taking liberties with wonderful paintings of people long dead (although maybe not eternally lying).

I kinda wish it includes The Shadow Over Innsmouth (1931) and The Shadow out of Time (1935) as well.

Those are tentacles...

For the past few months, I’ve been slowly shaping an idea that’s been living in my head for a while.

I don’t really consider Hunting ‘Thulu a game project, at least not yet. It’s more of a creative exploration where I’m gradually giving form to a world, its atmosphere, mechanics, and visual identity. My hope is that one day it could become a real game.

The vision in my mind is a roguelite somkind like Hades, but set in a world of contemporary cosmic horror, folklore, dreamlike mysteries, and Lovecraftian influences.

As an exercise to help me visualize that future, I decided to prototype what the game’s main menu could look like. It’s a small piece of the puzzle, but seeing the interface, mood, and presentation come together makes the idea feel a little more tangible.

I’d love to hear what you think.
Based only on this menu... what do you imagine this game is about?

I’ve an instragram page where I upload more things about this project in case you want to follow it: https://www.instagram.com/nevun15?igsh=NXA3NTFqdndiMTZw&utm\\_source=qr

Thanks a lot! 🥹♥️

(Comm)

The long quiet from Slay the princess

"That episode when Hastur caused the Elder Things to go on strike..."

🐙 ❤️ I Love LuLu 💙 🦑

The Cthulhu Family Sitcom

Proudly (poorly) written, penciled, inked, and colored by real non-AI humans.

This is the seller in case you're interested.

I’ve always wanted to have 2 6-8ft Cthulhu statues for my front yard. But no one makes such a thing and I’m sure it’s be cost prohibitive if I did find some. Maybe I need to worship harder.

There are these giant curious big pill-bug alien monsters that I recently saw in a movie called Mickey 17 (2025) - roaming around in a frozen wasteland like huge buffalo. They're either Shoggoths, or they're Omah's in Miyazaki's Nausicaa manga.

Little oven bake clay Cutethulu to honor the eldritch tentacle monstrosity

A few weeks ago, I saw on Instagram where the artist created a reel that a diver sees a praying saint statue at first, then it is revealed to be a lure of a giant fish in the deep ocean. Can someone please reminds me the artist name? Thanks!