- September 24, 2021
- Bit Golem
Dagon
Platforms
About
"Dagon" is a single-player Horror Visual Novel game based on H.P. Lovecraft's short story. As a former ship officer and morphine addict, you'll explore the depths of a disturbed mind in a 3D narrative experience, uncovering unspeakable horrors within Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. All profits will be donated to help victims of the war in Ukraine.











- The game features stunning graphics and a highly immersive atmosphere that effectively captures the essence of Lovecraft's Dagon.
- The interactive storytelling is enhanced by hidden trivia and background information about Lovecraft and the story, making it an engaging experience for fans.
- The narration and sound design contribute significantly to the overall experience, creating tension and enhancing the storytelling.
- The game is more of an interactive story than a traditional game, which may not appeal to those looking for more gameplay mechanics.
- Some players noted minor technical issues, such as sound levels occasionally drowning out dialogue.
- The experience is relatively short, leaving some players wanting more content and longer adaptations of Lovecraft's works.
story
27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is praised for its effective adaptation of Lovecraft's "Dagon," offering a visually and audibly immersive experience that captures the classic horror atmosphere. Players appreciate the interactive storytelling format, which includes hidden real-life facts that enhance the narrative context, making it a compelling diversion for fans of the genre. While some note the limited gameplay, the overall presentation and narration are considered top-notch, providing a satisfying experience for those interested in Lovecraft's work.
“Great experience in storytelling; the little real-life fun facts were also super cool.”
“Top-notch storytelling, audio, and visuals without compromising that classic creeping horror feel!”
“Technically speaking, it's an interactive 3D story, not a full-on video game.”
“The atmosphere created in the story was actually captured in this game.”
“So, I'd read the story some time ago, so it wasn't new to me; however, I thought the narration and visualization was pretty darn good for a modest donation to aid Ukraine.”