Let It Consume — is a short, incremental game with active resource management where you lead a dark cult, summoning followers and sacrificing them to empower an ancient entity. The core loop revolves around accumulating faith, guilt, and souls, which are then used in rituals that accelerate progress and unlock new abilities. Rituals and the Price of Power The entire system hinges on balance: you must constantly decide what to keep and what to sacrifice. Followers provide resources, but at some point, it's more profitable to sacrifice them for a boost. The further you progress, the faster the need for sacrifices grows, and you increasingly have to choose between stability and a sudden boost, which can accelerate development but leave you without reserves. Gradually, new upgrades are unlocked, changing the pace of events. Rituals begin to run faster, resources accumulate more efficiently, and capabilities expand. But along with this, the pressure grows, because the entity demands more and more, and it's no longer possible to simply play at a single pace — you have to adapt to its appetite. Features of the game Incremental gameplay with active actions. The system of sacrifices and resources. Tree of improvements and rituals. Gradually increasing pressure.