- July 13, 2011
- Zeboyd Digital Entertainment LLC
- 10h median play time
Cthulhu Saves the World
Platforms
About
In "Cthulhu Saves the World," Cthulhu must become a hero to break a curse and destroy the world. This old-school RPG features six to ten hours of gameplay, with bonus modes and increased difficulty levels for replayability. Unique features include inflicting insanity on enemies, as well as remixed content in "Cthulhu's Angels" mode.











- Hilarious writing and dialogue that keeps players engaged and entertained.
- Unique combat mechanics, including a combo system and limited random encounters, enhance gameplay.
- Charming retro graphics and a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic JRPGs.
- Repetitive combat can become tedious, especially with the increasing enemy strength each turn.
- Dungeons can be confusing and maze-like, making navigation frustrating.
- Lack of depth in the story and character development may leave some players wanting more.
humor
944 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in "Cthulhu Saves the World" is a standout feature, characterized by its clever, self-aware writing and a plethora of witty dialogue that often breaks the fourth wall. Players appreciate the game's light-hearted take on classic RPG tropes, filled with absurdity, puns, and Lovecraftian references, making it both entertaining and nostalgic. While the humor is generally well-received, some find it hit-or-miss, but overall, it contributes significantly to the game's charm and appeal.
“The humor is very self-aware and the loathing that Cthulhu has for his teammates is oh so delightful!”
“Cthulhu Saves the World is a delightful humorous JRPG where the unlikely hero, Cthulhu, leads a party of misfits through a satirical story of heroism and insanity.”
“The story is hilarious with Cthulhu trying to redeem himself and become a true hero to raise his city of R’lyeh, but his interaction with characters in the world is really funny.”
“I've never been subjected to a more hideous form of unfunny.”
“Cthulhu Saves the World plays like a bad copy of a random RPG Maker game; the game is slow, not funny, and badly made overall.”