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Cthulhu Saves the World Cthulhu Saves The World

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Simon played the game in his short-lived solo game series, Simon Plays! Cthulhu Saves The World is a videogame from independent developer Zeboyd Games for PC and Xbox 360. A 16-Bit console style role-playing game, with tongue in cheek Lovecraftian humor, rampant Lampshading of JRPG tropes, plenty of Genre Savvy, and No Fourth Wall to speak of, it is both a loving tribute and parody of the 16-bit JRPG.

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Cthulhu Saves The World

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2010-12-30

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Zeboyd Games

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Zeboyd Games

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Simon played the game in his short-lived solo game series, Simon Plays! Cthulhu Saves The World is a videogame from independent developer Zeboyd Games for PC and Xbox 360. A 16-Bit console style role-playing game, with tongue in cheek Lovecraftian humor, rampant Lampshading of JRPG tropes, plenty of Genre Savvy, and No Fourth Wall to speak of, it is both a loving tribute and parody of the 16-bit JRPG. See also Breath of Death VII, the spiritual predecessor of Cthulhu Saves The World, which features similar gameplay and writing. Both games are available on Steam in a two-for-one pack, so you don't need an XBOX to play them, and are cheap to boot. The PC versions also contain new content, such as new party members, more dungeons, and an alternate campaign in Cthulhu Saves The World.