Thanks, guys!

I've been sort of deliberately slow with expanding the social media presence of the site/podcast, both to make the novelty of adding things like Twitter more exciting (by holding out), but also because a lot of amateur projects will go overboard with all these widgets and applications, when they don't have the foundation to support them. For instance, a Twitter account with no followers is discouraging. A webmaster might decide to simply stop updating it.

By slowly breaking out what most might consider 'trite' features over time, we actually increase their value because our readership/listenership is surprisingly large for such a modest set-up. The site gets some pretty significant traffic; this shall be rewarded in the near future as we roll-out more spiffy features.

[Twitter feed!]

If you'll notice on the main site, we've added some Facebook functionality (you can now 'Like' individual posts and episodes directly from the blog), but we've also added a Twitter feed! Follow us here: http://www.twitter.com/hppodcraft

Obviously, these strips are in response to the annoying 'cutsification' of Cthulhu (and pals) that the internet is responsible for.

There's a LOT of stuff in the box, but mostly what drives the cost up is the sheer quality of the paper-stock used. All the cardboard is vinyl-coated, not to mention the board itself is quite large, which often makes for expensive production.

Not sure if someone posted this already, but here's the latest Whisperer trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_ee9K9hXtw&feature=player_embedded

Would just seem sort of random for him to decide to produce a Lovecraftian game around the same time he's working on a Lovecraft adaptation. Seems to stand to reason that it'd be some kind of tie-in.

In addition to some original IPs from some AAA developers, THQ publishes a lot of licensed games as well.

Our server had a hissy-fit due to some simultaneous traffic issues. We've resolved it, though!

Yeah, someone had started a new thread about it, but no biggie; as with any kind of movie tie-in game, I'll be highly skeptical as to its quality.

I've had Fantasy Grounds II for about a year or two now, and I've YET to use it. I'm totally behind this!

[Cloverfield]

The first movie that came to my mind when reading the thread-title was Cloverfield - I'm kind of surprised that it wasnt mentioned yet.

Possibly because it's not all that Lovecraftian? Aside from a giant monster rising from the sea - which isn't really a hallmark of HPL other than the presumed method of Cthulhu's rise from R'lyeh - Cloverfield is about as Lovecraftian as a Godzilla film.

Heh, thanks! My webserver's main site is woefully outdated and perpetually 'under construction' after I lost the whole original design when my previous webhost died. At any rate, once I've got enough of the comic to unveil the series, I will re-do my 'studio' site, and Cryptohuntress will be hosted there, along with other miscellany.

dieselpunk?

Steampunk - Dystopian themes in the Victorian age using Steam technology to create (impossibly) sophisticated machines.

Dieselpunk - Dystopian themes in the Art Deco period using Diesel engine technology to create (impossibly) sophisticated machines.