
Fhtagn! - Tales of the Creeping Madness is a text based adventure game, where choices matter. There's couch co-op and just a hint of betrayal. Play as one of four cultists intent on releasing the Ancient One!
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Languages: English
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In the spirits of games like The YAWHG and The Monster Prom Series, this is a 1-4 player party game where you take turns going to locations in the city; but this time you're cultists trying to perform a dark ritual to awaken the elder gods. While this is a fantastic game for playing with friends, it has some severe issues. Where the game is strongest is using the Lovecraft Mythos in order to let the players wreak some havoc, in all of the events you are typically doing evil or bad things; so the merry chaos helps the atmosphere. The gameplay is pretty easy to pick up, you just visit a location and make some choices. My issues with the game however are notable. Many events repeat, and some are very unclear on what's happening. There's no artwork for events, so it's a bland read sometimes. Rarely you might get a special buff or debuff, but that seems to be the only way to get something like a henchman or inventory item; primarily it's just stat gathering. For a game about the mythos, they missed a trick not being able to gather artifacts that had artwork. The final mechanic, taking places for the ceremony, is needlessly complicated and hard to understand. Everybody takes a position that works for their stats, and every player individually fails/succeeds, but the ritual as a whole might fail too. The explainations on the cards do a horrible job saying what you need or what you are even doing, so you have to use points from playing the game before to tell you what stats you need. Meaning there's a easy way to just brute force the game, taking a lot of the chaos and RNG out of the equation. It's a fun party game, but the gameplay never gets too complicated or deep.
Short, simple, pleasant and quirky. It grew on me, and while it will never be a powerhouse of the gaming world, I enjoyed it. I will say that if you're on the fence about it, it can feel somewhat unfulfilling in terms of complexity and length for the cost. All in all, though, I think that it's entertaining enough for what it is to give it a thumbs up.
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