Massive Monster’s Cult of the Lamb Celebrates One Million Sales

Australian developed Massive Monster and the publishing team at Devolver Digital have something to celebrate, with the companies celebrating that one million faithful have purchased their recently released rogue-like action-adventure game Cult of the Lamb. Understandable given the premise of the game, but a huge boon for the Australian developer accomplishing this in the game’s first week on-sale.

According to both companies:

Critical acclaim preceded Cult of the Lamb’s arrival, the likes of which burns positive sentiment into the annals of video game history, but Lo, the faithful community hath spoken of struggles – bugs and all manner of fiendish things that must be eliminated!

Massive Monster has also reiterated plans to listen and actively engage with their community, and claim they are “hard at work prepping a multitude of fixes, improvements and general housekeeping that they hope will continue to spread positivity throughout the land”.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has become a believer over these last seven days. The team is excited about what the future holds and will soon share a content roadmap for updates in honour of The One Who Waits.

Massive Monster – We will let you decide whether this is the studio or an actual massive monster…

Cult of the Lamb is now available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC (via Steam) platforms.

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