Sins Doctrines in Cult of the Lamb allow players to capitalize on the sin's committed by their cult's followers, making the cult even more powerful.

There isn't much like Cult of the Lamb, but one 2025 game could be the perfect alternative without simply retreading the territory of the indie hit.

Cult of the Lamb Remote Play Fixes Although this workaround is supported by the developers as a way for those on PC to play with each other online, it’s not perfect.

Cult of the Lamb: The First Verse released in December for $20, but you can get the paperback for $12.80 while supplies last.

Cult of the Lamb’s Unholy Alliance update, released in August 2024, introduced an impressive amount of new content to the wild cult-building action game. While the most prominent feature was the ...

Indie cult simulator Cult of the Lamb appeared at PAX Australia on October 11 - October 13. But, rather than having a booth that allows anyone passing by to play for a while and get a taste of ...

Narayana Johnson, the audio director for Massive Monster, has died. His death was announced via a statement shared to the Cult of the Lamb social media pages on April 3. More commonly known as ...

Cult of the Lamb's upcoming major content update will count towards your required reading as developer Massive Monster shared plans to release an interactive digital comic.

Devolver Digital & Massive Monster reveal Cult of the Lamb DLC, the Pilgrim Pack, releasing August 12. Embark on a new story with characters Jalala and Rinor in the dangerous Lands of the Old Faith.

Devolver Digital reveals Cult of the Lamb is its best-selling IP at around $90 million in revenue Astroneer was the closest runner up to Cult of the Lamb at around $80 million.

Well, I am still waiting for my check. If we are a cult, it is the cult of the Constitution. We are the new silent majority, and we are a force to be reckoned with.

But Devolver Digital (you know them for Cult of the Lambs, Human Fall Flat, Loop Hero, and those hilarious E3 shows) isn't the type to take itself too seriously.