What are some games where the horror is derived from the chaotic

>>382019038
Bloodborne is HP Lovecraft the video game

>>382019038
Pathologic comes to mind

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It is Bethesda tho

Eternal Darkness

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Done. Just end the thread now. Don't come to this website again, or use the internet at all.

Drakengard
Bloodborne
Eternal Darkness

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Shikkoku no Sharnoth

That isn't what makes Lovecraft "scary". I say "scary" because Lovecraft's works aren't meant to spook you in the traditional sense, but rather they are supposed to make you realize how absolutely infantile and insignificant our existence is, and that there might exist beings out there, in the darkness of space, that dwarf us so completely that our simple minds are unable to even grasp such vastness.

Lovecraft's monsters and gods are just cardboard cutouts used as a means to deliver the real existential spooks of his stories, the ones that will stick with you for a long time because of their implications, rather than being grotesque alone.

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Bethesda only published the game

Amnesia TDD
Sherlock Holmes The Awakened
Bloodborne
Call Of Cthulhu DCOTE
Eldritch (sort of, has the monsters but is a minecraft clone roguelike)
Vanishing of Ethan Carter sort of
Alan Wake has elements of stories but not overtly Lovecraftian

deadly premonition

>>382019038
Adam Sandler lookin ass

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>>382019038

>>382019038
>horror is derived from the chaotic and abnormal nature of foreign entities
that's literally THE OPPOSITE of Lovecraftian horror, friend