What's are the best cosmic horror games?
>>385784472
>What's are
>>385784472
I highly recommend Bioforge. Why /v/ never talks about it is beyond me. Although I should warn you, the game ends with a cliffhangar that continues on the sequel, but it was never made. The only thing that was released is the intro and an arena minigame.
>>385784472
you're moms ass
Cookie Clicker.
Bloooooooooooooooooooooooooooood....
borne.
>>385785017
Because it plays like complete shit
>>385784472
No game has done Lovecraftian properly though
>>385785437
Hell yea it does! I had no idea what I was doing most of the time.
>>385785727
>not accepting Bloodborne as the only decent Lovecraftian game.
>>385785727
What even defines Lovecraftian horror? Monstrous things beyond your comprehension?
>>385785727
Lovecraft? Like Darkest Dungeon anon!?
>>385784472
>>385785392
Bloodbornes story is quite good if you bother to delve into it, it actually has more meat to the story that other dark souls games.
Earthbound, but only the final boss.
I dunno about best but here's a list of things that have cosmic nasties as a main thing and not just there because.
Darkest Dungeon
Bloodborne
Anything Call of Cthulu related, Dark Corners of the earth is pretty ok.
Secret World, the Legends remake F2P thing came out yesterday, don't know how much it fixes.
All souls games to an extent but Bloodborne has it at the forefront.
Dead space, especially in 3, but this is really stretching it since it takes a backseat to the gore in 1 and 2.
Eternal Darkness, rev up that emulator.
Evil Within gets a honorary mention since it has the whole going insane maybe thing that Cosmis horror has a fair bit of.
Sure there's more but I can't remember.
>>385785891
Dumb people think Lovecraftian horror is you going mad because you see some lolthulhu tentacles.
What actually happens to Lovecraft's protagonists is that they go mad from the knowledge that there are these vast, alien powers in the cosmos which don't even register that humanity exists. The essence of Lovecraftian horror is cosmic indifference, the idea that the universe is an alien and cold place, and humanity's place therein is completely helpless against the forces which inhabit it.
Halo if we are counting the Flood
>>385786075
So reality?
>>385785017
omg i searched for this game forever, i played it as a kid but could never remember the name, thanks anon
>>385786164
Yes. Cosmic horror was born from Lovecraft's feelings of insignificance compared to the universe around him. He just gave those feelings a slightly more defined shape in his stories.
>>385786164
+1 Insight
>>385786097
Getting some Silent Hill 3 vibes there.
Even more so than the first game.
>>385788501
Silent Hill 3 doesn't involve having sex with a loli and raping your childhood friend
Though that would have improved the game astronomically.
The final boss in Final Fantasy Legend III is essentially your picture.