Real Cthulhu Running Game

Hear my call! The King of Endless Void! Star mover! A solid foundation! The master of earthquakes! Terrible conqueror! Creator of pain! Destroyer! Glorious winner! Sons of Void and Chaos! Guardian of the Abyss! The original god of darkness! Lord of Dimensions! The enigmatic wise man! Keeper of secrets! Lord of the Labyrinth! Master of angles! God of nighthawks! The final tip! Lord of the Gate! Pathfinder! The Almighty and Eternal Lord from the beginning! Umer Yat Tawer! Iak-Sathath! Yog-Sothoth NAFL'FTHAGN! ! ! Your servant calls █████

I hope the author won't interrupt in the book (for example, this is really not a behind-the-scenes operation, etc.) This is really dramatic and makes people uncomfortable to watch.

1. The writing style is really poor, the spoken words are repeated many times, the subject cannot be used, and prepositions are used randomly. Two identical prepositions can be used in one sentence. "...", "Uh", "ah" are many words that affect the perception if used too much. How about just graduating from college? No one writing an essay for high school students would write like this. 2. The plot is anticlimactic. Only two tours were completed at the beginning, which was a bit attractive, but it was easy to be persuaded by the garbage copywriting. The subsequent three tours were abandoned halfway, and they all ended before they were completed. It was really disgusting. 3. The settings in the previous article are always lost. I gave a setting at the beginning and forgot to add it later. In the end, I didn't write about real life at all. One group after another drove at the speed of light. The male protagonist was really not afraid of death and rushed to be reincarnated. In this context where people can die, the male protagonist bought the props and forgot to bring the copy. Is there such logic? Don't you check your life-saving gadgets before setting off? It's really poorly written and it's a waste of money. The more I read, the more I'm discouraged.

It's great to use the Cthulhu mythology as the background setting, and the gameplay of real group running, which is similar to a death game, is indeed very exciting. However, a real-life death game that completely copies the rules of a board game would be ridiculous. To put it bluntly, the premise of "realness" is a sense of substitution. The more immersive a story is, the more attractive it is. For example, if a host appears in a realistic situation and has a person who chats with you, manipulates NPCs, and even decides rewards and punishments, readers will not be able to find a sense of involvement in the plot, let alone experience elements such as tension and excitement. There are also restrictions such as car load limits. You can set a rule that will make an invisible judgment when the limit is exceeded to determine whether there is an accident in the plot, instead of bargaining with the host. To be honest, these things lack "realism". The most attractive part of Luo-style mythology is the unspeakable fear. The game Bloodborne is a good example. Even if it is an ARPG, the raw, mysterious, scary, crazy plot and atmosphere are still very good. If it lacks that atmosphere, then this "real" Cthulhu running group will not look interesting.

Is there really such a game?

There is no sense of mystery or evil at all. It feels like you are playing a detective game. It's like beating mobs to level up, which is boring and uninteresting. It doesn't have the craziness of the Cthulhu Mythos, which you are demeaning.

The battle is turn-based. All behaviors and actions are turn-based. It feels silly. People are not game characters.

Am I the only one who thinks KP004 is SCP-049? "Funny"

Iä! Iä! Hastur! Ugh! Ugh! Iä Hastur cf' ayak 'vulgtmm, vugtlagln vulgtmm! Ai! Shub-Niggurath! ... Hastur-Hastur cf'tagn! Iä! Iä! Hastur!..."

Can this be played on a mobile phone?