Honey, I Joined A Cult, the cult management sim from Team 17, is out on Steam now.
Honey, I Joined A Cult is now ready to accept all your devotion and unwavering Steam reviews now. The cute cult management sim is out now on Steam. Brought to life by developer Sole Survivor and set loose on Steam by Team17, this new take on top down management is now available for a small one time fee of US$14.73/ €14.73 / £11.72 (price inclusive of 35% launch week discount).
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Set in the world of 1970s cultism, when profit was a powerful as any devotion, the debut game from Sole Survivor makes players the architect of their very own cult. After establishing a minor following, it will be up to cult leaders to design everything from spirit chambers to commune huts and make up unusual therapies to help enlighten their followers. While balancing the egos of the upper echelons, it will be incredibly important to keep the flock happy so they keep emptying their wallet.
With the goal of amassing as much money as possible before scarpering, Honey, I Joined a Cult keeps on giving. Throughout Early Access, plenty of updates landed and now version 1.0 includes interactive police raids and protests, a difficulty selection system, a help manual, a carpeting system, steam cards and achievements, alongside new in-game content and customization options, balancing improvements, and quality of life changes. Anybody who whips out their card and grabs this exciting opportunity for enlightenment before 10 November now will also get a free DLC to thank them for their pledge.
If you’re a fan of Two Point Campus, Let’s Build A Zoo, and other interesting takes on traditional management sims then Honey, I Joined a Cult might be worth a look. Check out more on the official Steam Store now.
