Cthulhu Mythos RPG -The Sleeping Girl of the Miasma Sea-

Many years after, Cthulhu Mythos RPG could be intended as an indie spiritual sequel to Sweet Home. From the aesthetic, to the complex gameplay focused on the correct amount of horror elements, many things in Cthulhu Mythos RPG are a homage to Sweet Home. But there are also many new interesting and complex mechanics to provide to Cthulhu Mythos RPG its own identity. The skills are a deep and interesting feature, able to create a variegate and replayable experience. Not only different characters have different skills, but also at the very beginning of the game, the player can select between a huge lists of skills to create the main character. They are very variegated for utility and applicability, with some of them that are useful in combat, others to avoid enemies, to explore easily or to access to new areas or events. Cthulhu Mythos RPG has even more features that improve the replayability. For example, during the dialogues, the player must often decide how to advance in the game. The choices are quite important and heavy, not only selecting the characters composing the party, but also to decide which area to explore. Cthulhu Mythos RPG could also be consider a survival horror, not only for the Sanity system, but also for the items management. Each character has only few spaces available to collect items. When burdened, old items could be left on the floor to be collected again lately. The game is not perfect, especially from the aesthetic point of view, which is very simple. The backgrounds and the rooms are sadly empty and void, making often very difficult to navigate the mansion, especially without a map. The music and the dialogues are also very minimalist. However, fans of old school horror RPGs will find in Cthulhu Mythos RPG an interesting indie title. The new mechanics, such as the legacy mode, the different endings and choices, are very interesting and will keep the game balanced and replayable. Full review: darkrpgs.home.blog/2019/07/04/cthulhu-mythos-rpg-the-sleeping-girl-of-the-miasma-sea-review-fight-or-flight-in-a-horror-jrpg-inspired-by-sweet-home/

Cthulhu Mythos RPG - The Sleeping Girl of the Miasma Sea- has an interesting form of gameplay. Every time you initiate combat your characters will lose fear from whatever horrible enemy they encounter. Fear will take away your overall sanity The only way to recover sanity is from leveling up or drinking clean water. The game allows you to choose between being a boy or a girl however i dont know if that affects the ending or not. I do know that your decisions effect the ending once inside the mansion. If you die your stats and levels are saved for next playthrough and its considered "De javu". its honestly a good buy for the cheap price

A great game. Please translate the others in the series!

uberchad daiki will always outclass the virgin godo

Awesome old-style horror RPG

Fun game with a lot of detail to it. Multiple endings, choices having an impact on dialogue and story, the "New Game+" feature (Levels carry over when you die), customizable protagonist and you can choose what party members you have! I like the old, retro-style graphics and the characters are interesting and likable. I really enjoyed the sanity mechanic, even if it got annoying sometimes (I especially liked it when they had a BREAKDOWN BREAKDOWN). I always got shivers down my spine later on in the game. I played this before and after Sweet Home for the NES and still prefer this over that. The character's overworld sprites are a tad odd cuz they look like they're lying on their backs, but other than that, it was a very enjoyable and interesting experience! (The music is pretty jamming too! Especially in the last area of the game) My streams of the game- https://www.twitch.tv/videos/495947163 https://www.twitch.tv/videos/495947163?collection=_nBDydkHzRWYrQ

Survival horror/adventure/RPG mishmash. It's like Sweet Home or Laplace's Demon. Throws a whole lot of stuff at the wall and a bunch of it doesn't stick. There are entire skills that are effectively worthless, and scaling issues/exploits that render some characters much better than others. The stat system is pretty lopsided as well, such that stacking STR and SIZ seems to be pretty overpowered, given how limited magic and DEX weapons are. Throwing and ammo-based weapons are also not sustainable enough to be worth the inventory space. Putting that aside, the game just has a lot of charm to it. Exploring is fun, and there's a bunch of unique enemies and dialogue to poke at. There's also a fair amount of variety in how you can route the game, even if it ends up being pretty small once you know what to do. It feels like a game someone made because they had passion and fun ideas instead of one made to fit into a well-tread framework. Fun for several hours, with multiple endings and a New Game+ feature to carry over your levels and some completion bonuses.

If H.P. Lovecraft was game designer and anime fan, this is what you would get.

Go from a spooky horror to kinda [spoiler]Resident Evil[/spoiler] and then to challenge a [spoiler]god[/spoiler] in a little span of a few hours. Nice game tho.

Muy buen sistema de combate/supervivencia, historia que toca temas poco explorados, le faltan algunas cosas por pulir pero vale la pena el precio.