In what is either a very blatant marketing strategy or a case of Icarus soaring too close to the sun, the Cult of the Lamb developers at Massive Monster put out a tweet earlier this week saying “we will add sex to the game if we hit 300k followers by the end of the year.”

As you can tell, it took less than a week to make the sex update a reality. At the time of writing, the Cult of the Lamb Twitter account has 455,000 followers. Sex quite literally sells. While Massive Monster is already on record as saying that the age rating wouldn’t change in a Steam thread, the atmosphere’s still about as feral as you’d expect. Here’s an excerpt. It’s going very well. 

In a recent interview with Polygon, Massive Monster have clarified as to what games they’re looked to to help them bring sex to the cute cult simulator: “We used games like Pokemon and The Sims when it comes to references, but put our own cult-ish spin on things. The age rating will not change.”

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Everyone loves a little mystery. Heck, players have been trying to solve a puzzle in Cyberpunk 2077 for almost three years. And now some Starfield sleuths are trying to solve a puzzle in Bethesda’s space RPG.

Well, maybe. A strange cube covered in dots found in Starfield vexed one player enough to ask for help determining what it was, and now others are joining in to help solve the mystery… if there is indeed something to be solved.

The investigation kicked off thanks to a desperate cry from Reddit user SomeBlueDude12 titled WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT THIS HORRIBLE ITEM. WHAT IS IT? They posted a few pictures of the object in question, a cube that is simply called “Cube.” It’s a decorative piece you can find pretty routinely in apartments and settlements, on desks and counters, and sometimes for sale in shops. The cube has dots on all its sides in various configurations, suggesting it’s a puzzle of some sort, perhaps like a Rubik’s Cube. Ho…