Call of Cthulhu - Main Menu Theme

[@user-ei4xq4ye1p]

Just love the music. So eerie, suspenseful, horrifying and macabre. Thank you HP Lovecraft for giving us true horror of the century

[@thecartofvideos4766]

Even though H.P Lovecraft eas kanda a dumbass, he still managed to strike inspiration from his books. He was the master of psychological horror.

[@blackorcshagrat8587]

@@thecartofvideos4766 He himself admitted that he should have lived on an earlier century, or something along those lines anyway.

[@TheGreatGodPan]

@@thecartofvideos4766 he wasn't stupid, as Alan Moore brilliantly put it, despite his staunch traditionalism he was essentially an unorthodox modernist writer, and "hated quantum physics, but *almost* understood it". He also learned to read and write from a very young age, he didn't do well in high school (probably due to mental health issues and panic attacks), and didn't get into college, but he was clearly very well educated... also overlooked that the deliberate archaisms in his writing wasn't just contrived or pretentious, he just hated Americanisms and what they were doing to the English language...

[@echidnathemotherofmonsters1290]

You can really feel the horror and madness

[@tektoastium7241]

You can feel the tension, the insanity of Lovecraft's world (or worlds?) behind the gossamer-like fabric of logic in this one. Masterfully done.

[@frogjog8822]

Perfectly representing the unknowable madness of the warp!

[@Blackoutofficial16]

Imagine how scary it would be being there hearing this music and seeing fog and lightning in the distance and whenever lightning strikes you can see a giant god like creature from the distance

[@wilberwhateley7569]

The game does one better - near the end, you can observe massive tentacles off in the distance rising from the ocean: as they flail about, the sky is torn open for a few moments and you can see a glimpse of distant galaxies - a true testament to the unearthly power of this being!

[@Mophony]

Imagine standing where Pierces is... gazing into the eyes of an almost incomprehensible entity, without suffering the fate of others who would do the same.

[@oldscorp]

Maybe its auto suggestion but i cant stop picturing a dark sea just before a mad storm. You can almost smell the sea and the rain and feel the cold spray. The soundtrack in this game is spot on!

[@Mophony]

The cold bitter, air screaming towards the coast, with thunder echoing through the clouds, leaving you to the mercy of the elements, and to what ever sinister things your mind can conjure...

[@ScarBrosBlackSmokeScarBrosBlac]

A true horror game with fantastic horror atmosphere, it was a nice experience and I want to go through the whole game to get the rest of the endings. Thank you Howard Phillips Lovecraft for giving us true horror

[@OccultistLord4812]

Other games: press any button to enter game. Call of Cthulhu: Enter Madness

[@neofox.]

Leaving this on loop is quite relaxing for me.

[@c.h.507]

Never even played the game but watched IGP play it and I loved it. Now I’m hooked on H.P. Lovecraft and will probably get a few of his books.

[@oldscorp]

You might wanna look into the call of cthulhu roleplaying game too. I always look for Call Of Cthulhu games on roll 20. Unfortunately they are all single episode adventures but i keep hoping to find a dedicated group for a long campaign of many games.

[@frisbyart]

Ignore the fact that H.P. Lovecraft was a white supremacist, and his work is fantastic.

[@lordcthulhu3589]

Frisby 2007 wait... oh shit

[@АлександрАдмаев-ю1л]

Its beautiful music . Thank you )

[@hoodoohullabaloo2848]

Iam in love with this music. It really makes me wanna sail the oceans

[@callahaine100]

The soundtrack of this game was just perfect for a lovecraftian atmosphere. Every scream feels like a call from a powerful divinity in the sea.

[@Bbome2012]

Finally something that can cure my insomnia

[@Mophony]

Our minds only truly slumber, in madness

[@BJenno]

HP Lovecraft is the true master of horror. He paved the way for the horror genre for many years to come. Thank you, HP Lovecraft for giving us your masterpieces 🔥🔥🔥

[@imranzakhaev390]

Well said bro!!!!

[@norak323]

This is one of the most terrifying shit to exist !

[@frisbyart]

Please tell me I’m not the only one who heard the same eerie Lovecraftian music at the end of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina?! They are bringing our Lord and savior to the 4th season!

[@yourlocalcheetodustdealer1216]

Frisby 2007 IM SO EXCITED TOO!!! i'm pretty sure blackwood is trying to contact dagon, since he's the 'deep one'

[@xytek]

@@yourlocalcheetodustdealer1216 Spoiler alert form the future.. It was cancelled at Season3

[@BJenno]

HP Lovecraft is a god of the horror genre.

[@KarlMartell732]

Picture looks live from the Alone in the Dark series back in the 90s. Part ohne was Cthulhu themed

[@gagemcnutt249]

I love this game

[@imranzakhaev390]

Me too!!!

[@k-camilolenero4173]

I like this music and the novel is by lovecraft

[@spacepirate9055]

Is there an extended version of this?

[@davidmag670]

I love this music, It's realy scary. Cthulhu is my favorite sea monster. ❤️❤️😉😉🐙🐙🐙🐙

[@WestHooligan]

Way to far to be good like the first part i am really dissapointed .....

[@kotkotkot4153]

Dark corners of the earth had better menu theme

[@KrussaKuoosi]

I listened to it, but it wasn't better. The two games are different, as is music. It fits into this world of this game. Like the music of the other. In this respect, both are appropriate. It is bad if we want to compete with them, when there is little time difference between the two.

[@Jack_Krauzers]

they should've used Metallica's song

[@atlasgraham154]

Yes, what this game needed was definitely some shitty out of place music to set the mood.