🎯 What is Cull House?
Cull House is a strategic reality competition simulator where "Devotees" compete in a ritual-themed game of challenges, alliances, and elimination ceremonies. Players must balance physical challenges, social relationships, and strategic gameplay to become the ultimate winner.
📚 Episode Structure
- Keeper Challenge: Competition for power and safety from elimination
- Marking Ceremony: Keeper nominates 2-4 players for elimination (varies by twists)
- Pendant Challenge: Competition among marked players for safety
- Culling Ceremony: Elimination vote to send someone home
Endgame
The game continues until the Final 2, where eliminated players return as "The Chosen" jury to vote for the ultimate winner.
👥 The 47 Devotee Archetypes
Each devotee has a unique personality archetype that affects their stats and gameplay behavior:
Plus many more unique personalities like The Beauty Queen, The Rookie, The Awkward, The Philosopher, The Empath, The Flower Child, and others - each with distinct stats and behaviors!
🎪 Game Twists & Formats
🎮 Interactive Challenge Minigames
When playing in Interactive mode, you'll compete in these skill-based minigames:
🎲 Game Mechanics
Stats System
- Challenge Ability: Performance in physical competitions
- Strategic Thinking: Long-term planning and manipulation skills
- Social Charm: Relationship building and likability
- Loyalty: Faithfulness to alliances and trust
- Threat Level: How dangerous others perceive you
- Paranoia: Suspicion and distrust of others
- Fear Factor: Willingness to target big threats early
Relationships
Devotees form relationships rated 1-10, which heavily influence voting decisions, alliances, and strategic moves. Strong relationships (8+) provide protection, while weak relationships (3-) make you a target.
Dynamic Threat Assessment
Threat levels increase with challenge wins (+3 per win) and win streaks (+2 per consecutive win), while decreasing with losses (-1 per loss). Strong alliances add threat (+0.5 per ally), but isolation reduces it (-20%).
💡 Strategy Tips
- Early Game: Build relationships and avoid being seen as a major threat
- Mid Game: Start making strategic moves while maintaining key alliances
- Late Game: Target challenge threats and position for the finale
- Challenge Strategy: Winning too many challenges makes you a target, but you need some wins to prove your worth
- Social Game: Balance being likable with being strategic - you need jury votes to win
- Alliance Management: Stay loyal enough to be trusted, flexible enough to survive
🔥 Cloud Franchise System
Create an account to save your seasons across devices and track your long-term gameplay statistics. Your franchise preserves devotee relationships, win records, and season outcomes for future returnee seasons.