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Cult of the Lamb isn't just getting its co-op update, the Unholy Alliance on August 12th, but it's also receiving a paid DLC in the form of The Pilgrim Pack. The Pilgrim Pack is a brand-new interactive adventure that will show the world of Cult of the Lamb as you’ve never seen it before, in the form of a digital interactive story comic, with characters new and old to meet and mysteries to uncover.

You can check out the reveal trailer below:

So what exactly does this new DLC for Cult of the Lamb include?

The Pilgrim Pack will add the full digital interactive story in comic book style, plus additional bonus pages. Two new follower quests will be added, along with 5 new follower forms. The DLC also adds 2 additional outfits for your followers to wear and 5 new decorations/buildings to place in your village.

The interactive story will follow Jalala and Rinor as they cross the Lands of the Old Faith, searching for a place to call home, and you must guide them and help them avoid all the dangers that lurk in this land.

Let's not forget that the free Co-op update is also landing on August 12th, adding a new playable character: the Goat. This will allow players to play in local co-op with a friend.

Cult of the Lamb is available now on Steam for $24.99. The game is Verified and runs well on the Steam Deck. The Pilgrim Pack DLC will cost $6.99 when it launches on August 12th. And the Unholy Alliance Co-op update will be available for free.

Will you be playing The Pilgrim Pack and/or the Unholy Alliance update when they launch next week? Let us know in the comments below!

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Oliver Stogden
Oliver began playing video games at an early age, starting with the SNES console and Commodore Amiga computer. Nowadays, his interest is in the future of portable technology, such as handheld gaming systems, portable power stations/banks, and portable monitors. And seeing just how far we can push these devices.
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