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Do other games leave you feeling...empty inside Cult Following: The One True Game is a storytelling game where you convince your friends that the eternal truths that you just made up should command devotion, while their fanatical ravings are just plain ridiculous. Choose ideas from a hand of cards, bind them together into a ridiculous cult, and pitch it to your friends. Answer pointed questions from potential recruits, defending your own ideas while attacking the lies of the other cultists. Describe how your cult ascends into fame and fortune, while others languish in obscurity! Will your friends heed your warning about timid forest creatures, shapeshifting and unspeakable horrors, or will another cult steal your rightful followers
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This is a really fun game to play in a group. Even the one person who didn't really like board games was having a great time. It's more of a creative story telling card game than a board game. Many inside jokes were created :)
This card game is similar to the well known sardonic Cards Against Humanity. However the game has a sharply satiric religious theme. In that way it is like the equally edged Game For Good Christians. The difference is "CULT" has a cross cultural perspective, targeting all or no particular religion. There are enough cards to playing many rounds does not feel repetitive. But beware; do not play this around dour and glum people who take their own religion seriously.
4.0 out of 5 starsImprove hilarity for gamers who like cards against humanity and red flags
Reviewed in the United States on 29 January 2020
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I purchased this for one of my friends at Christmas time. She is in college and I find giving her games are an awesome present that she can use while away and doesn’t take up that much room. The game is really fun! Basically two or more people become cult leaders, and draw cards that develop the traits of their cult. There is usually a problem the cult is trying to solve and they become very fun and playable. One cult was after the monkey revolution had happened and we were trying to stop the monkeys from taking over so we used temporary amnesia drugs to make the monkeys continually forget their plans to take over. We also started putting the cults against each other, one cult existed in a world where the laws of gravity had broken down. My cult used that to discredit that cult by saying the other cult leader was high on lsd. Then then we get to the followers. The followers draw a question card to pose to the cults, like how do you stop people from leaving or what are your daily routines, they allow the cult leaders to expand the cult and have fun. We usually let the followers ask any questions they think of as well, it just adds humor. I love this game and it’s playable with as little as 3 players, but is better the more people play. My friend group loves games like cards against humanity, joking hazard, red flags, superfight.... and this game is so fun if you like that type of game. You definitely have to be able to talk and be improvisational, and this is just a fun game to play! We all really enjoyed the game, but more so we have a bunch of inside jokes based on the game so even when we don’t play it, the game is now a part of our hangouts.