More than any, big finish story Lovecraft Invasion rings as a hollow attempt to critique and analyze Lovecraft as a human being and writer.

With clunky dialogue about his personal beliefs and a random character with no introduction or any particular interesting qualities.

Lovecraft Invasion lacks any depth to warrant it's runtime, and especially the price. With a valley of references to Lovecrafts work shoehorned in, than dropped at a notice. Especially with characters explaining what they look like for the audience. Taking us out of the action to go. "That's not how people talk."

What a disappointment ultimately, there's brief moments where we see some form of an emotional development for the characters introduced in this story. But it's not enough to combat. "Lovecraft racist, Lovecraft bad."