Just after Chaosium drew backlash for renaming Lovecraft’s Shub-Niggurath in Call of Cthulhu, Fantasy Flight Games has made its own changes to the Arkham Horror product line — and fans say it’s worse. Jon Del Arroz follows up his viral Chaosium video with this look at how the Lovecraftian gaming space is being systematically sanitized, property by property. The pattern is the same: beloved source material, progressive name changes, and a fanbase left wondering what’s next.
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