Worship Build 19404041 - early access

Worship is a delightfully twisted take on adventure-RPGs and roguelikes that asks one simple question: how far will you go to bring about the end times? You play as a robe‑clad cultist who draws power from blood-your own and that of your followers-performing grotesque rites, learning dread sorceries, and building a devoted cult to summon an eldritch god. The loop of recruiting pawns, ordering them around, and sacrificing them to fuel ever-more-powerful rituals feels both strategic and gleefully wicked.

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The game’s biggest strength is its personality. Visually, Worship uses a striking black-and-white ink sketch style with scattered splashes of color and hand-drawn animations that make its macabre world strangely cute and memorable. The tone balances grim subject matter with dark humor and irreverence, so moments of horrific sacrifice often land as absurd and entertaining rather than just shocking.

Mechanically, Worship blends exploration, resource management, and ritual combat. You’ll explore a living world, interact with several factions, uncover secrets, and gather devotion to your god. Combat and progression center on blood rites and sorceries-perform them well and you become devastating; fail and your cult collapses. The game hints at a satisfying roguelike replayability, where each run and set of choices can lead to new discoveries and outcomes.

If you enjoy games with bold aesthetics, black comedy, and morally questionable gameplay mechanics, Worship is likely to charm you. It’s especially appealing to players who like emergent systems and risk/reward loops driven by sacrifice and power. Be warned: the themes are violent and intentionally transgressive, so it’s not for everyone.

Overall, Worship stands out for its distinctive art, wicked sense of humor, and inventive cult-building mechanics. It promises a unique, replayable experience: corrupt, cute, and gloriously horrific.