As the hotly anticipated addition to Steam's popular digital games service, Greenlight launches today, one of its first titles is ' Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land' by indie developers Red Wasp Design. Gamers can now head over to Greenlight and vote on the games they love and think should be promoted to the full Steam system. To celebrate its inclusion in the Greenlight launch, Red Wasp Design have created a new 'Director's Cut' trailer for the game, full of Mythos mayhem.
If you are new to this cult title, it is a turn-based strategy RPG inspired by the works of noted horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. The game was created by indie developer Red Wasp Design in cooperation with Chaosium, the publishers of the paper role-playing game, Call of Cthulhu. The game is set in the trenches of World War One. In 'The Wasted Land' the player uses their team of investigators to uncover a deadly inhuman conspiracy underlying the Great War. As the game progresses, the player can build up the skills, weapons and equipment of their team. Key to the game is Sanity; the investigators must guard their minds against the myriad horrors that threaten to send them into the mouth of madness. Barbed wire, mustard gas and machines guns will prove to be the least dangerous thing the investigators will encounter as they venture out into No-man's Land to overcome the horror of the Wasted Land.
To stay in touch with the developers, get updates on the game as well as help and strategy guides, connect to Red Wasp Design on Facebook , Twitter ( @redwaspdesign ) and on their site at redwaspdesign.com
Notes for Editors:
H.P. Lovecraft (1890-1937) was a cult US horror writer. For more on him and his work, see here. This year, 2012 is the 75 th anniversary of Lovecraft's death in 1937.
Chaosium is the US based publisher of the award winning table-top RPG, Call of Cthulhu, and they can be found here.
Red Wasp Design is an indie games developer based in Bristol, England. The game's website can be found here.
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The new trailer is on YouTube here:










