Cult of the Lamb masterfully combines cute with macabre, casting you as an adorable possessed lamb building a following for "The One Who Waits."
By day, manage your flock in a charming colony sim - construct buildings, harvest resources, and keep followers faithful. The paper cutout art style cleverly disguises darker elements as you collect devotion and perform questionable rituals.
By night, tackle roguelite dungeons with varied weapons and curses to defeat heretic bishops. The combat isn't challenging but maintains enough variety to stay engaging.
What truly shines is the game's perfect tonal balance - simultaneously adorable and unsettling. One moment you're cleaning follower poop; the next you're sacrificing dissenters.
Despite minor issues with combat depth and late-game repetition, Cult of the Lamb delivers an unholy good time that's essentially Animal Crossing designed by occultists.

Been playing this game on the switch for the past few months and I've loved every bit of my experience. The part I've loved the most is the music, it truly brings the game to life and really makes you feel like you are in place of the lamb/goat.. It's truly unfortunate that River Boy, the amazing creator of the game's music, had to leave us so soon.. R.I.P to him. </3

I played Cult of the Lamb for a bit a while back and remember seriously considering buying it. Something about the combo of cute art and cult management hit way harder than I expected. I held off at the time—regret incoming—but once it popped up free on PSN, I grabbed it instantly. And then? I ended up buying it for PC anyway... and honestly, it was absolutely worth it.

This game is straight-up addictive. The balance between dungeon crawling and base building is smooth as hell, and the twisted humor mixed with those adorable animations just works. It’s the kind of game that doesn’t take itself too seriously, but still offers enough depth to keep you hooked. Whether you're indoctrinating new followers, sacrificing heretics, or just cleaning up poop around camp (yeah, it’s a thing), it somehow manages to be both wholesome and dark.

I’m genuinely excited to sink more hours into this one—it’s got charm, chaos, and a weirdly cozy vibe that keeps pulling me back. If you’re on the fence? Get off it and join the cult. You won’t regret it.

Very enjoyable and fun!! Lots of things to do. Would recommend!

ADHD trap, good game

I love this game! The visuals are stunning, (I really love this vibe and style) the gameplay is smooth and engaging, and the soundtrack it's just eargasm also perfectly sets the mood for a gameplay. Whether you're in it for the story or just to have fun with your silly little followers, this one delivers. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great time <3

Rest in peace, River Boy. Your music is pure magic - woven into blood, rituals, and mystery. It will live forever, echoing in hearts, memories, and every haunting beat of Cult of the Lamb.

I didn’t expect to get hooked so fast, but Cult of the Lamb is a beautiful contradiction. It’s cute and terrifying, cozy and cultish, light-hearted yet heavy with meaning. You build a community, care for your followers - and at the same time, you lead rituals, make sacrifices, and dive into shadowy roguelike dungeons. It’s all wrapped in a stunningly polished art style, quirky animations, and that unforgettable soundtrack pulsing beneath it all.

The balance between base-building and combat is deeply satisfying. It never feels repetitive because the emotional tone shifts constantly - from managing your flock to battling ancient gods. There's something incredibly cathartic about it.

An unforgettable experience - and the soundtrack? Eternal.

This game does not give two ♥♥♥♥♥ about the geneva convention.

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It’s like if Animal Crossing let you beat up Isabelle for dissent, indoctrinate Blathers into your fish cult, and hold sermons to increase villager loyalty instead of just giving them gifts and hoping they like your weird interior design choices