• Ever had roommates? Love the sanity-blasting madness that is Lovecraft's Mythos? Then Chez Cthulhu is for you!.
• Already love Chez Geek? Then mix Chez Cthulhu right in! As long as you use "" and "tentacle" interchangeably -- and you're ready for some Madness! -- you'll be fine..
• John (Munchkin) Kovalic illustrates every card..
• Classic Chez Geek mechanics, combined with the Cthulhu theme gamers you'll lose your mind over!.
• Chez Cthulhu includes everything you need to play, right out of the box: cards, tokens for Slack and Madness, and dice..
• 2-5 player game.
• 60 minutes.
• Lovecraft's Mythos theme.
• Popular Chez card game line.
• Cthulhu and John Kovalic's Brain together again.

Product Description ------------------- Chez Cthulhu brings the horror of Lovecraft's Mythos right into your apartment . . . as if the leftovers from the Pizza with Absolutely Everything weren't bad enough. Work your job -- will you be a Morgue Janitor, a Sanitarium Attendant, or a Gravedigger? Buy things to give you Slack. A Straitjacket may be a good choice, but Friendly Tentacles can also be helpful. Oh, and Nookie, don't forget the Nookie. But avoid the Ectoplasmic Slime. Chez Cthulhu combines the classic Chez Geek system with everyone's favorite Elder God and stirs in a new Madness mechanic, in a new stand-alone game designed by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic. Warning: Mixing Chez Cthulhu with Chez Geek can lead to bouts of giggling and excessive silliness. The game itself will play just fine, as long as your brain doesn't break when you use "" and "tentacle" interchangeably. From the Manufacturer --------------------- Chez Cthulhu brings the horror of Lovecraft's Mythos right into your apartment . . . as if the leftovers from the Pizza with Absolutely Everything weren't bad enough. Work your job -- will you be a Morgue Janitor, a Sanitarium Attendant, or a Gravedigger? Buy things to give you Slack. A Straitjacket may be a good choice, but Friendly Tentacles can also be helpful. Oh, and Nookie, don't forget the Nookie. But avoid the Ectoplasmic Slime. Chez Cthulhu combines the classic Chez Geek system with everyone's favorite Elder God and stirs in a new Madness mechanic, in a new stand-alone game designed by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic. Warning: Mixing Chez Cthulhu with Chez Geek can lead to bouts of giggling and excessive silliness. The game itself will play just fine, as long as your brain doesn't break when you use "" and "tentacle" interchangeably.