Call of the Elder Gods

Pure NintendoRachel Poli

8/10

Call of the Elder Gods is an adventure puzzle game developed by Out of the Blue Games and published by Kawlee. This title is a sequel to Call of the Sea, though

GameGrinJoshua Render

8/10

The Lovecraftian Mythos lends itself to all kinds of games, but the real focus is the sense of mystery and...

Game InformerMarcus Stewart

8/10

Although it may not reach the heights of other narrative-puzzle contemporaries released since Call of the Sea, Call of the Elder Gods is still an entertaining test for your noggin, wrapped in an adequately engaging Lovecraft-inspired story.

The Games MachineDaniele Cucchiarelli

8/10

Call of the Elder Gods | The sequel to Call of the Sea takes us back on the trail of Lovecraftian horrors in a new adventure.

Impulse GamerGareth Newnham

It seems that Lovecraftian mystery games are like buses; they come in pairs. It's been barely a month since I rolled credits on Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss, and

Loot Level ChillKieran Singh

7.5/10

Thanks to a generous hint system and another excellent story, Call of the Elder Gods, is a puzzle game that everyone can enjoy.

KeenGamerDaniel Levitt

7/10

For any Fans of Call of the Sea, then the sequel, Call of the Elder Gods will be right up your alley. It continues the eldritch story with new locations, characters, and brain scratching puzzles.

TheSixthAxisSteve C

7/10

Call of the Sea was a game that I loved when it first released over five years ago, and so I was hugely excited to see that a sequel was coming and have been looking forward to diving back in since. Serving as a direct continuation of the original’s story, Call of the Elder Gods definitely benefits from having played the first, but there is an effective summary available at the beginning of the game if you haven’t, and that game’s finale necessitated a new protagonist for this sequel anyway.

Nintendo World ReportTed Hazell

6/10

Call of the Elder Gods is smart, pretty, and, on occasion, satisfying, but it is also way too talky and too structurally obvious to become an absorbing experience. There are good puzzles here, and some will absolutely enjoy picking through its clues and strange story and lore. However, it lacks the confidence, elegance, and restraint needed to feel like an essential adventure-puzzle game.

VGChartzLee Mehr

6/10

Out of the Blue's sequel has a bigger canvas and more colors to play with, but new mistakes diminish the magic such eldritch adventures promise. Reviewer's Note: Given some of my pointed critiques, it's impossible to avoid SPOILERS altogether. Read on at your [...]

WayTooManyGamesOliver Shellding

6/10

If I don't pick up on the third ring, I'm not answering.

GamelinerBram Noteboom

Call of the Elder Gods is the sequel to Call of the Sea from 2020. Does this sequel to the charming puzzle game manage to leave an impression as well? Check the...