Cult of the Lamb

Honestly I didn’t know how much I would enjoy this game! It blends combat and management exceptionally well, making both a calming yet fun experience. I decided to also purchase it on my switch so now I can enjoy the game from the comfort of my own bed (there was also a sale so now I have two of the DLCs!) I am looking forward to spending far more time on this brilliant game! Thank you <3

great fun for the price

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Cult of the Lamb hooked me in pretty quickly and kept me in until I got 100% achievements, which I rarely do. It's not perfect: there can be some pacing issues depending on how you progress in the game, it's a little bit grindy, there are a lot of repetitive animations that you will sit through many times, the way it picks which interaction is available to you when many are overlapping can be annoying, and the building controls are somewhat janky, But the primary gameplay loop of colony sim and Hades-like roguelite kept me hooked. A lot of people criticize the two games within this game as being somewhat shallow, especially the combat half, and while I don't disagree with the critique itself, I do disagree that it brings the overall game down. Keeping the two modes somewhat light individually keeps the game from feeling bogged down in complexity and systems. Crusades are usually around 10 minutes long, so losing doesn't feel particularly devastating. The game weirdly proclaims that controllers are recommended in one of the starting splash screens. I think mouse and keyboard was better. It played fine with a controller, but I like the precision of the mouse more. It played fine on the Steam Deck, but having graphics settings shared across devices was annoying when switching between them (having to bring the graphics back down on the Deck and then back up on my PC). Performance was mostly ok, but was surprisingly unstable toward the end of the game with lots of followers, base items, and even sometimes in crusades if a lot was happening at a moment. For a 2D art game, it should perform better, but it's never unplayable. That being said, the art style is cute and is a dead ringer for Klei's signature style. I don't know what the developer's relationship is with Klei, but there are some unlockable Klei game-related decorations. Everything looks great and all the animations are super fluid and executed well. I really liked having an active cult full of different personalities moving around, talking with each other, emoting, etc. It just looked great. I put about the same amount of time in this game as I did with Ghost of Tsushima, and by the end of that game, I was ready to uninstall it and never play it again. I didn't have that feeling with this game. 90 hours of fun and finishing the game felt more bittersweet than relieving.