EmP's Chronicle of Innsmouth: Mountains of Madness review

But... endings don't have a duty to be satisfying. They have a duty to be honest. I'd rate endings on that, and on their beauty (trying not to see their beauty as their power to give me "satisfaction").

I haven't played the game, and know nothing of its ending, still.

I didn't get well into it, because spoiling an ending is frowned upon, but it's a damp non-ending of sorts. I don't expect my Lovecraft games to end in gumdrop smiles unless it's because you've gone mad, but I do expect them to end on something. I suspect it's because this game is a prequel/sequel to another game I've not played which gives things more meaning. Maybe some day I'll find out.