In “Assassin’s Creed Odyssey,” an action role-playing video game developed by Ubisoft, the Cult of Kosmos serves as a central narrative element. The Cultists, a secretive group manipulating events from the shadows, play a pivotal role in the game’s storyline. Comprising influential individuals across ancient Greece, the Cult of Kosmos operates as a shadowy organization with its members hidden behind masks. Players assume the role of the mercenary protagonist, either Kassandra or Alexios, on a quest to unveil and eliminate the Cultists.

The Cult of Kosmos consists of various branches, each with its own leader and unique set of Cultists. Players progress through the game by identifying and assassinating these Cultists, gradually unveiling the grand conspiracy orchestrated by the Cult. The system introduces a web of interconnected clues, requiring players to gather information and make strategic choices to uncover the identities of the Cultists. The diverse nature of the Cult, spanning political, military, and philosophical figures, adds complexity to the narrative, creating a dynamic and engaging gameplay experience. The pursuit of the Cultists forms a central aspect of the player’s odyssey, weaving a tapestry of mystery and intrigue throughout the ancient Greek world depicted in the game.