Our good friends at Helmgast have knocked it out of the park with their newest KULT: Divinity Lost crowdfunder: Dark Realms and Other Horrors. Some of our frequent freelancers (and in-house dev Matthew Dawkins) worked on this latest book! Support the campaign at:

I think, out of all the guesses we’ve gotten for this story, this might be my favorite?

It’s not close to the actual title, but it’s such a good name for a Supernatural story, especially with their focus on the angelic side of things in the latter half of the series. Though we don’t have many angels appearing in Brothers Apart (yet!), I love the idea of Divinity Lost as a concept.

We in team Kult together with friends are now spending a week close to Westeros (or Västerås) playtesting the Kult-Rules. We are isolated in the Swedish countryside so if you don’t hear from us after a week or so send help! We are probably the victims of local inbreeds, trapped in a purgatory or assassinated by house Lannister. 

KULT:DIVINITY LOST CONCEPT ART

It has been a busy time for us, the creators of Kult, since the game was announced. We have had several emails from people wanting to freelance as artists and writers and we feel very humbled since many of these people are professionals from the RPG industry or diehard fans that knows Kult inside and out. Right now we are handling all these requests as speedily as we can.

Other than that we are of course working on the game. The rule system is being polished by Robin and we are in creative discussions how the creatures/monsters and abominations should be portrayed.

I have finished a large rewrite and update of the Archons and Death Angels so that they feel more contemporary and these texts are awaiting critique/input from my colleagues. As well as governing a team of artists that have started to create illustrations for the game.

So things are moving and it is indeed exciting times.