Of The Lamb All Dlcs — Cult

For cults that lean hard into the creepy side.

The Hollowwood’s edge erupted in color—paper lanterns and painted faces—as a traveling carnival rolled in with a great iron elephant. Games offered wonders: fortune-tellers who guessed sins, acrobats who bent time, and a ringmaster whose smile split shadows. The lamb opened its gates to the carnival and learned the art of spectacle. Devotion became theater: parades, masked rituals, and offerings performed under flashes of pyrotechnic grace. Yet behind the joy were the ringmaster’s ledgers, and the lamb found a ledger entry that read simply: “Ledger balances when the moon eats the clock.” The price of pageantry was attention itself—jealous eyes, whispers of dissent, and a clown who kept a ledger of transgressions to be redeemed later.

Status: Free Update (Released April 2023) Core Feature: Post-game content and new combat mechanics. cult of the lamb all dlcs

While technically a free update, this adds as much content as a paid DLC. It is automatically included in the base game.

The lamb wandered through the Hollowwood, gathering scattered souls: a baker with flour-dusted hands, a cartographer haunted by maps of places that no longer existed, a disgraced knight whose sword remembered better days. Each pledge strengthened the lamb’s altar and grew the cult’s reach. Shrines rose among twisted oaks; sermons were woven into nightly drumming. The villagers’ needs were simple—food, shelter, purpose—yet every miracle required sacrifice: time, coin, and sometimes, the stranger at the edge of town. For cults that lean hard into the creepy side

Status: Paid DLC (Released August 2024) Core Feature: Local Co-op (Couch Co-op)

This is the biggest addition to the game. It introduces a second playable character, The Goat, and allows two players to manage the cult and fight through dungeons together. The lamb opened its gates to the carnival

The Goat is not just a skin; they have their own powers.

In the valley between sky and sea, the Hollowwood pulsed with an old hunger. The lamb—small, wool-white, and crowned in midnight—had returned. Once, a shepherd’s last prayer bound a demon to its salvation; now that bargain rippled outward, and the lamb’s flock swelled beneath a new dawn. This is the full chronicle: base game and every whisper of DLC stitched into one unbroken tale.

Let’s tier them out for your sermon this Sunday.

For cults that lean hard into the creepy side.

The Hollowwood’s edge erupted in color—paper lanterns and painted faces—as a traveling carnival rolled in with a great iron elephant. Games offered wonders: fortune-tellers who guessed sins, acrobats who bent time, and a ringmaster whose smile split shadows. The lamb opened its gates to the carnival and learned the art of spectacle. Devotion became theater: parades, masked rituals, and offerings performed under flashes of pyrotechnic grace. Yet behind the joy were the ringmaster’s ledgers, and the lamb found a ledger entry that read simply: “Ledger balances when the moon eats the clock.” The price of pageantry was attention itself—jealous eyes, whispers of dissent, and a clown who kept a ledger of transgressions to be redeemed later.

Status: Free Update (Released April 2023) Core Feature: Post-game content and new combat mechanics.

While technically a free update, this adds as much content as a paid DLC. It is automatically included in the base game.

The lamb wandered through the Hollowwood, gathering scattered souls: a baker with flour-dusted hands, a cartographer haunted by maps of places that no longer existed, a disgraced knight whose sword remembered better days. Each pledge strengthened the lamb’s altar and grew the cult’s reach. Shrines rose among twisted oaks; sermons were woven into nightly drumming. The villagers’ needs were simple—food, shelter, purpose—yet every miracle required sacrifice: time, coin, and sometimes, the stranger at the edge of town.

Status: Paid DLC (Released August 2024) Core Feature: Local Co-op (Couch Co-op)

This is the biggest addition to the game. It introduces a second playable character, The Goat, and allows two players to manage the cult and fight through dungeons together.

The Goat is not just a skin; they have their own powers.

In the valley between sky and sea, the Hollowwood pulsed with an old hunger. The lamb—small, wool-white, and crowned in midnight—had returned. Once, a shepherd’s last prayer bound a demon to its salvation; now that bargain rippled outward, and the lamb’s flock swelled beneath a new dawn. This is the full chronicle: base game and every whisper of DLC stitched into one unbroken tale.

Let’s tier them out for your sermon this Sunday.