History of the Kult game

Winston — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 07:16:29 +0000

Fantasy horror role-playing game, Kult was designed by Michael Peterson and Gunilla Jonsson and was published in Sweden in the year of 1991. Later in 1993, the first English edition was brought by Metropolis Ltd. The game is notable for the philosophical and religious depths it has.

In the present day, the Kult is owned by the Paradox Entertainment. The 7ème Cercle is publishing the the game in English and French, and the Raven Distribution is publishing it in Italian. The game has been published in Swedish, English, German, Polish, Italian and Spanish and French.

The Kult have had a few controversies in Sweden because youth groups were active with the role playing. In Sweden, a 15-years old boy was killed by his two friends who were indeed influenced by the Kult. In 1994, a local newspaper of Norway found the relation of Kult with the disappearance of a boy.

Kult Rules – A Card Game with a difference

Winston — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 07:16:13 +0000

Kult is a type of card game designed by Bryan Winter. There are many games included. Kult Rules include the number of players allowed to play the game. Right from 2 up to 99 players can play, but the game is best recommended to be played with 4 players. The playing time of the game is for 45 minutes. Kult is also known as KCCG (Kult Collectible Card Game). The main 3 rules that are to be considered before playing the game are:

1- Under any circumstances if the rules mentioned in the card run against the rules found in the manual, the card rules gets the first priority.

2- You might be able to gain control of the cards of your other players at some time during the course of the game but you will never be able to keep those cards once the game is over.

3- There must be sufficient space for both players (min. number of players required) to play the game.