Devolver Digital and developer Massive Monster have released a big update for Cult of the Lamb, that has not only applied fixes across the game, but has added some very welcome additions.

One of the new additions is the ability to rename your cult, followers and more via the Book of Doctrines. While you are doing that, you can also flip to a new page and see your stats from the start of your play time until now.

Another big welcome change is the ability to bless followers in bulk, or intimidate them should that be the path you wish to take. Here are the overview of all the other updates made to the game. The Steam Page for the game has a lot of gifs for most of the updates below, showing off how some of them work, should you wish to see them in action.

• Added a Custom Bindings section for controllers, you can now bind your controller as you wish

• Added auto-fishing Accessibility Option

• Added auto-cooking Accessibility Option

• Added hold-action toggle Accessibility Option

• Roadmap has been updated to reflect the current update plan

• Structures can now be placed with the mouse

• Updated the UI for Controller layouts

• General UI improvements such as a dropdown menu for changing resolution

• Cults and Followers can no longer be given empty names

• Ratau’s letter now has the correct prompt

• Play time will now display correctly if the save file exceeds 24 hours

• Fixed an exploit in the world map allowing you to travel to locations you hadn’t unlocked

• Fixed an exploit that allowed you to open all Crusade doors after opening Anura

• Fixed an issue where the difficulty level of a loaded save file may carry over into a new game

• Fixed an issue where multiple controllers connected will not be responsive

• Many bug fixes and optimisations across all platforms

If that wasn’t enough for you, a big update is coming in early 2023 for the game. Called Relics of the Old Faith, it will offer up new challenges, enemies, and ways to keep non-believers in line.

Plus beyond that another second major update is coming later in the year and will focus on adding depth and detail to your Cult management gameplay, but an exact release date for that is not yet known.