Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

A true love letter to Lovecraftian horror, that gives fans both its squeeing fanboy moments and a legitimate take on a story of insanity and existential horror, the creeping dread of the game's first half is incredible as Jack Walters has to fight against everything and suffer tragedy after tragedy in his journey. The game, predictably, goes downhill as the action ramps up, as the paranoia gives way to having a clear idea of the villains of the story and everything becomes less interesting. Even Jack's inane banter becomes much thinner on the ground, stripping the experience of atmosphere and leaving only a somewhat tedious shooter-stealth FPS. Still, worth a look for those inclined and never really becomes boring.