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Andy Wixon
Cthulhu and His Abstract Nouns

Call, Trail, Fate, Legacy - one day they'll run out of them, but not today. This is an English-language release of a Brazilian game, which finds its place in the crowded Lovecraftian market by a) being largely post-apocalyptic and b) being intended to be run GM-free, with either a group or a solo player.

The book is well produced, although perhaps a little on the slim side considering the price tag; lots of illustrations and, to my eyes at least, relatively big print. The rules themselves are basically a procedurally generated survival horror game as the PC(s) creep out of their shelter, explore a map (several, for real world and Lovecraftian locations, are included), look for supplies, run away when monsters turn up, etc . From my brief attempts at playing it seems solid enough but very mechanical - given the lack of a goal beyond just staying alive, you have to work much harder to come up with something resembling a story than with, say, Modiphius' Captain's Log solo RPG.

The setting is mostly standard post-apocalypse stuff - there's a bit of Lovecraftian flavour but far too many zombies, if you ask me, and the monster list is somewhat eccentric - Cthulhu, Hastur, and Nyarlathotep all make it in, but not Shub-Niggurath, even though obscure beasties like Gloon find a spot.

It's okay - maybe with a campaign supplement it could become something genuinely engaging. But in this form, there are better options for both solo and group play.