Lovecraftian horror? Yes please.

Let me start by saying that I've known this game maker for quite some time, messaged back and forth with them somewhat regularly, and have always found them to be a nice person who I've enjoyed talking with a great deal.  Their early works, . . . can be a little clunky at times (I think this is largely due to the language barrier we often see when people who do not speak English as a first language try to make games in English.  That said, they're constantly improving on that front and they've come a very long way.), but many of their more recent works have been surprisingly well done.  The author never fails to create an interesting setting, and they have a very good track record of completing the games they start.

Now that I've got that out of the way, Blauz often touches on the occult in their games, and his latest work is no exception.  Even though this one is still fairly early in development, there's quite a bit of content, and its definitely shaping up to be one of their better works.

In his own words:

" 

Laundry is a game about Lovecraftian horror meeting the horror of Great British bureaucracy. 

Take the role of an army pilot with several dark secrets who  suffers a couple fundamental changes in short order and live the live of  a field agent in Her Majesty\'s ISO9001- certified Occult Secret  Service. 

The game is a work in progress and will once complete encompass  some two dozen missions and several non-mission scenes meant for  roleplay and character development. Part one will end one scenario after  the one I am currently working on (SHadow over Kafirstan).

I am grateful for operationable tips and all support I can get;  I am too old to come out and play with trolls. There is a discussion  thread if you want to contribute to the game -or enter a respectful  discussion. 

The game is based on the Laundry RPG (tm) and the works of  Charles Stross as well as H.P.Lovecraft and several other works of  fiction. You can buy the RPG: like all of Cubicle 7\'s works it is  splendid and vastly expensive."

And you can find their game here:

https://www.tfgamessite.com/?module=viewgame&id=1367

For any of you who have enjoyed Wanton Cove, this is going to be worth the look.  The creator does not have a Patreon page, otherwise I'd point people that way, but instead of that I'd ask that you click their like button for the game over on tfgamessite if you enjoy it, and if you feel so inclined, take a moment to tell them what you like about the project.