Cult of the Lamb

Cult of the Lamb est un bon jeu. Le jeu réussit parfaitement à mélanger deux ambiances totalement opposées : des graphismes adorables, colorés et remplis de petites créatures mignonnes, avec un univers beaucoup plus sombre fait de sacrifices, de rituels, de manipulation et d’entités démoniaques. Ce décalage donne au jeu une identité visuelle vraiment unique et un charme assez irrésistible. La partie roguelite est dynamique et agréable, mais j’ai particulièrement apprécié toute la gestion du culte. Construire son camp, recruter de nouveaux adeptes, organiser des sermons, instaurer des doctrines parfois complètement absurdes et garder tout ce petit monde sous contrôle est extrêmement amusant. Voir son culte évoluer au fil des heures est vraiment satisfaisant, surtout lorsque tout commence à partir en vrille. Les DLC viennent enrichir l’expérience avec davantage de contenu, de personnalisation et de possibilités pour développer son culte. Ils s’intègrent très bien au jeu de base et donnent encore plus de raisons de continuer à s’occuper de ses fidèles après avoir terminé l’aventure principale. Cult of the Lamb est à la fois mignon, malsain, drôle et addictif. Un excellent jeu avec une direction artistique mémorable, une ambiance originale et une gestion de culte particulièrement fun à jouer. Clairement une expérience que je recommande !

My forever hyperfixation.

Muito bom

If that's what cults are IRL, then I don't want to join any

BBAAAAAAAAAAHH

Я никогда не думал что рабовладельчество это так весело!

This game was absolutely adorable and super fun to play. The music was delightful, the art and animation were unique and beautiful, and all the mechanics felt highly intuitive. The story is not that deep, but it's not the main focus of the game. I enjoyed the base building and management portion more than the rogue-lite combat in the crusades. I spent a lot of time moving things around, making my systems more efficient, and making room for everything I wanted to build. The game is all about managing your cult, recruiting and indoctrinating followers, exploring dungeons to get rewards, beating the big bad guys, and keeping your cultists happy. You get to do many "culty" things like sacrificing followers, turning them into demons to bring them with you into dungeons, performing rituals, and brainwashing them. The contrast between the adorable art style and making your followers become cannibals or other similar things is hilarious. I got attached to so many of my followers, only to realize they could die for several reasons. It broke my heart to see some of them go, but FRET NOT! Necromancy is also a thing here, hehe. You will unlock mechanics that allow you to keep your followers alive longer, but you'll see quite a few die before that happens. Once you finish the game for the first time, you unlock a new entity and the 'postgame' begins. Once you finish the postgame, you can still go into the dungeons to unlock achievements and collectibles, as well as to explore and have fun. I only got one DLC and it was purely cosmetic, most of them are. I don't think it was necessary tho; the base game comes with a lot of customization options already. They recently released a new DLC with more story and mechanics, so you'll have even more content to go through if you like the game. I played with both a controller and the keyboard, since some things were easier to do with the K&M (like fishing or building/decorating), while fighting felt better with the controller. If you like the vibes you get when you see it, you'll probably really like the game.