Brendan explores the third of four groups of games you might call “spooky.” Join us, won’t you?* Cthulhu Gloom (2011) * Cthulhu Dice (2010) * Tides of Madness (2016) * Arkham Horror: The Card Game (2016) + Arkham Horror (2005) + Arkham Horror (Third Edition) (2018) + Elder Sign (2011) + Eldritch Horror (2013) * A Study in Emerald (2013) + AuZtralia (2018) * Bureau of Investigation: Investigations in Arkham & Elsewhere (2022) * Penny Arcade: The Game – Rumble in R’lyeh (2012) * Miskatonic School for Girls (2012) + Miskatonic School for Boys (2016) * Cthulhu: Death May Die (2019)

See also:* Lovecraftian horror — and the racism at its core — explained

Previous episode in this series: Pick Up & Deliver 660: Spooky Games, part 2Previous episodes with similar themes:* Pick Up & Deliver 098: Board Game Sommelier – Horror * Pick Up & Deliver 170: DUEL – A-SCARE-itrash edition * Pick Up & Deliver 186: Five Scary Games * Pick Up and Deliver 251: Lovecraft vs. Colonialism (Culture and Games) * Pick Up & Deliver 273: The Exorcist (Themestorm) * Pick Up & Deliver 298: Zombies – Theme Survey * Pick Up & Deliver 344: Recent Horror (Themestorm) * Pick Up & Deliver 375: Horror movies into Horror Games * Pick Up & Deliver 410: The Implications Are Horrifying * Pick Up & Deliver 413: Horror Films (Board Game Sommelier)

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