CTHULOOT opens up a strange world where you and up to three friends will hunt ancient relics in distorted dimensions. When the Great Old Ones begin to speak, the limits of reason are pushed to the brink. You will take on the role of a group of “semi-professional looters”, wandering through twisted worlds in search of loot. However, be careful what you pick up – a small mistake can summon something no one dares to name.

Strange world and twisted coordination
The space in CTHULOOT constantly changes in ways that no one can predict. As you move through each area, the environment becomes more bizarre and the challenge increases. However, it is this chaos that creates the appeal of the game. With each level, your team must coordinate rhythmically to survive, handle situations that arise, and sometimes just keep each other from falling into madness. The chaos is part of the fun, making each round feel fresh and never repetitive.
“Weird” Loot and Unique Skills
The game’s relics are more than just decorations. Each item you pick up has a surprising effect, from increasing your power to… summoning things that shouldn’t be there. With Lord Morgaz’han’s collection of supernatural watches, you can unlock special skills that make your team dangerous – or even dangerous to yourself. Every item is a gamble, and how many you keep is sometimes more important than what you bring back.
Your teammates are your friends, until someone does something stupid
Despite being a co-op game, CTHULOOT is not without its own random “backstabbing” situations. One accidental drop of an important relic can drag your entire team into a fight with a creature that doesn’t belong in this world. So, in addition to coordination skills, the game also requires the ability to stay calm and forgiving – at least until the end. Each game is a chaotic and humorous adventure, where laughter is accompanied by panicked screams of contented helplessness.
Looking for more games? Browse our collection of Nintendo Switch ROMs and discover more titles available for download.