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Genre: Adventure, Indie, Point-and-click

Platforms: Mac, Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows)

Gibbous - A Cthulhu Adventure is a comedy point 'n click love letter to classic-era Lucas adventures, HP Lovecraft, Hitchcock and many, many others. A lighthearted spoof of the Cthulhu Mythos, Gibbous will have you controlling 3 protagonists, dealing with strange cultists, ancient voodoo, and Dead Cthulhu himself. Well, "dead" is just a matter of opinion... Everything revolves around the dreaded Necronomicon and how it affect... Read More

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zfake

6 reviews

Bad 40%August 13th, 2019

I really had my hopes up for this game – 2D point-and-click are kind of my thing, humorous or not, and it being set in the lovecraftian setting seemed great as well. And it was really fine too, up to the last two chapters, where everything kind of went downhill. Some of the puzzles lost their logics, some parts of walkthrough seemed as if they should do something but didn't, and it all ended with a very anticlimactic ending, very weakly connected... Read More

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Gibbous - A Cthulhu Adventure (PC, Mac, Linux) is a comedy point 'n click love letter to classic-era Lucas adventures, HP Lovecraft, Hitchcock and many, many others. A lighthearted spoof of the Cthulhu Mythos, Gibbous will have you controlling 3 protagonists, dealing with strange cultists, ancient voodoo, and Dead Cthulhu himself. Well, "dead" is just a matter of opinion...
Everything revolves around the dreaded Necronomicon and how it affects the protagonists' lives. Grizzled detective Don R. Ketype wants it because he always gets his man (or book); and easy going, easy living librarian Buzz Kerwan stumbles upon it and accidentally transforms his cat, Kitteh, into a talking abomination, thus setting on a quest to return her back to cathood.