The hand-drawn, 2D cut paper animations coupled with the dark yet vibrant and oversaturated colours walk the line between alluring and creepy. Cult of the Lamb boasts some of this year's best and most profound graphics and presentation. Trust me when I say that despite the game's simplistic-looking nature, there is a hell of a lot to contend with here.
Your cult and its members live at a sanctuary that you will need to upkeep by gathering resources from dungeons, delegating jobs to your followers and looking after their health and wellbeing. All the while rescuing others from slaughter and re-educating those about your doctrines by way of violence. In order to do this, you are expected to run procedurally generated dungeons slaying naysayers and tearing down the four bishops who oppose your new master. You are tasked with indoctrinating cute woodland animals and creatures into your cult to do your bidding, grow your following and ultimately stake your claim as the strongest and most powerful cult in all the realms. Their latest game Cult of the Lamb sees you take control of a lamb sent to the slaughter, only to be saved from abolition by a mysterious demon and sent back to the mortal realm to build a cult in his name. Yet fears of imbalanced gameplay, excessive mechanics and two extremely high benchmarks to meet haven’t scared away Australian developers Massive Monster.
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