![]() ![]() ![]() He recounts his horrific experiences through a series of letters, the contents of which are enough to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. He does so to make sure a new expedition doesn’t make the same mistakes they did, as Dyer barely survived the events himself. It’s the story of geologist William Dyer, who talks about an expedition to Antarctica that he was a part of back in 1931. In videogames alone, there have been countless adaptations of his work, and “Lovecraftian” is pretty close to being a genre of its own.Ĭall of Cthulhu is arguably his most famous/influential work, but At the Mountains of Madness definitely isn’t far behind. Modern day greats include Stephen King and Clive Barker, but going back in time it’s hard to find anyone more influential than Howard Phillips Lovecraft. When it comes to (interactive) fiction, especially within the realm of horror, a few authors always spring to mind. ![]() Lovecraft’s At The Mountains of Madness, with art by François Baranger. Now, just in time for the gift-giving season, they’re releasing an illustrated version of H.P. Not just content releasing some of the best role playing games you can get, Free League (or Fria Ligan in their native Swedish tongue) also regularly surprises us with other projects, including the board game version of Crusader Kings. ![]()
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