
Welcome, investigators. Today we want to share with you information that has come to our hands about some of the foul aberrations that we’re facing. Please be careful with it: we understand that knowledge is vital if we want a chance against these creatures, but it could drive to madness weaker minds than yours.
MI-GO, THE FUNGI FROM YUGGOTH
The Mi-Go were discovered to humanity by H.P. Lovecraft in his novella The Whisperer in Darkness. They are fungus-based lifeforms, apparently native from Yuggoth, a mysterious planet at the very edge of our Solar System that some scholars identify with Pluto. When you face the Mi-Go, take into account that they can fly – and they move really, really fast. Their weapons are unknown to us, alien technology so advanced that our scientific knowledge cannot even grasp its working. Their heinous appearance is too horrific to be put into words, and they are said to be impossible to film or photograph, because ordinary film cannot capture the otherworldly matter that forms their bodies. However, we have managed to film them nevertheless, so you know beforehand what you are facing.

STAR SPAWN, THE OFFSPRING OF MIGHTY CTHULHU
The Star Spawn are the offspring and servants of the Great Old One Cthulhu, who lies dreaming in the sunken city of R’Lyeh. They waged wars eons ago against the Elder Things, and perished or went into slumber along with their lord Cthulhu when R’Lyeh sunk. But some of them still roam the Earth or are brought back by the dark sorcery of mad cultists. They are strong, bulky creatures who favor close combat, but they can also wield powerful magic if need be. They are octopus-like creatures, just like Mighty Cthulhu, but of less stature and sheer power than their god-king.

We hope that these reports are useful to your research and your quest against the Creatures of the Myths. We know that the horrors we are uncovering can disturb even the strongest mind, but time is of the essence now: Lovecraft’s Untold Stories will be released on Steam Early Access on June 22. Be prepared, investigators. Good luck out there.
