One such is the traditional party group, which would look something like this: The game much like many of the Zeboyd Games likes to point fun at gaming stereotypes. You would think they would just re-build the game with added content since they re-released the game and all… but they didn’t. Instead I’d like to mention that most of the commentary is discussing all the great ideas they had for this game that they decided not to do because of time constraints. I don’t want to spoil too many of the gems of this game however, so I won’t. It’s interesting stuff if you’re into game design. Yes it appears the game designers after re-releasing their second game decided to add commentary about their game design. So let’s look at Cthulhu Saves the World shall we? Note this game often comes as a free bonus for purchasing a different game from Zeboyd Games. Surprisingly however Cthulhu Saves the World is able to get a few laughs out of me while the other two were not. They make these obnoxious retro RPGs which include Penny Arcade’s On the Precipice of Darkness 3 and Breath of Death VII.

If this sounds like a joke… well it’s because it is. Note that a lot of elements from this game take on elements from HP Lovecraft novels.Ĭthulhu Saves the World tries to twist the formula by making some way for Cthulhu to actually be a hero instead of a villain. So because of this Lovecraftian invention it seems all of video games are plagued with Cthulhu. Lovecraft who is ominously one of the most popular fantasy writers of all times. No doubt the most common villain in RPGs is Cthulhu.

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