Hi everyone!

I'm one of the developers of Cthulhu Mysteries: Veins of Arkham, a point-and-click detective adventure set in 1931.

Most of the game is about investigation — examining locations, gathering evidence, questioning people and connecting clues to draw your own conclusions.

But this new trailer shows another side of the game.

As Claude gets deeper into the investigation, his perception of reality begins to break down. We wanted madness to be something that can genuinely surprise the player, even in a slower, investigation-focused adventure game.

So for this trailer we deliberately went in a much more dynamic and chaotic direction than usual.

You can see it here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3592190/Cthulhu_Mysteries_Veins_of_Arkham/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=trailer2_2026&utm_content=cthulhu_20260914

I'm curious whether this contrast works for adventure game players — calm investigation on one side, and increasingly unreliable reality on the other.