the player waits in the cave the "Deep Ones" can be heard roaring, indicating that they are real and are there. The online video game The Secret World features a town called Kingsmouth in which many supernatural events occur. Additionally, the Innsmouth Academy is a part of the Solomon Island zone in which Kingsmouth may be found. The Secret World borrows heavily from the Lovecraftian mythos as well as many other continuities. The narrator of Darkest Dungeon states that he met one of the game's bosses, the Siren, after striking a bargain with eldritch fishmen in which he provided sacrifices of humans and artifacts in exchange for gold. The Cove, one of the game's main areas, features these fishmen as the primary enemy. The game The Sinking City, a 2019 horror game, takes inspiration from the book: The Shadow over Innsmouth. The game Call of the Sea, a 2020 adventure game, takes inspiration from the book: The Shadow over Innsmouth. Comics Steven Philip Jones and Trey Baldwin adapted The Shadow over Innsmouth into a graphic novel published by Caliber Comics in 2020. Alberto Breccia adapted the story in 1973. Ron Marz adapted the story for Dynamite Entertainment in 2014, crossing over Lovecraft's story with The Shadow franchise, therefore creating a double meaning in the title and having the characters of Lamont Cranston and Margo Lane find themselves trapped within the town. Several plot elements from "Shadow over Innsmouth" appear in two comics of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, namely in the Mirage comic "Men of Shadow" (TMNT Vol.1 #29) and the Archie comic "In the Dark" (TMNT Adventures #27). Card and board games Magic the Gatherings "Innistrad" block and its follow up, the "Shadows over Innistrad" block, contain minor references to The Shadow over Innsmouth. "Shadows over Innistrad" tells the story of the planeswalker Jace Beleren investigating the source of madness affecting the residents of Innistrad and their angelic protectors. The source is revealed to be Emrakul, one of a race of ancient beings called Eldrazi, who draw heavy influence from Lovecraft. In addition to inducing madness, Emrakul's influence warps the physiology of living beings in her vicinity, giving them a distinctive "look" of latticed flesh, additional appendages, and other strange mutations. The board game Mansions of Madness Second Edition utilizes the story of The Shadow over Innsmouth as one of the scenarios players can choose to play. Players