Building is one of the key components of Honey, I Joined a Cult, and bedrooms are some of the most important rooms you can build in the game! Use this guide to find out how to build your loyal cultists a bedroom in Honey, I Joined a Cult.
How to Build a Bedroom in Honey, I Joined a Cult
Building a bedroom in Honey, I Joined a Cult is one of the most important things you need to do early on in the game; if your cultists don’t have anywhere to sleep, they’re more likely to leave your cult! The whole point of Honey, I Joined a Cult is to make the biggest, most exploitative cult ever, so bedrooms are definitely a must if you want to keep your cultists.
Thankfully, building a bedroom in Honey, I Joined a Cult isn’t difficult. It’s one of the first buildings the game allows you to build on your own, so you should have more than enough resources and cash to successfully build one. The recommended building size for a bedroom in Honey, I Joined a Cult is 10 x 10, and for every cultist you have, you’ll need at least one bed and at least one form of storage.
The cheapest beds in Honey, I Joined a Cult are the Dirty Mattress beds, which you can purchase for only $50 each. The cheapest personal storage containers in Honey, I Joined a Cult are Boxes, which you can purchase for only $50 as well. Once you have the foundation laid down for the bedroom (it doesn’t matter what you build with, as long as you remember to install doors), all you need to do is purchase at least one bed and one storage container for each cultist you have in your compound.
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Using the Research feature, you’ll be able to unlock better bedroom furniture to keep your cultists happy, but using the cheap furniture early on in the game will ensure your cultists at least have somewhere to sleep (and it’s easier on your in-game wallet). If you want to know more about this morbid new management sim, check out Gamer Journalist’s other guides and stories on Honey, I Joined a Cult!
