Agatha Knife reviews

The Game is about 7-year-old Agatha, a little blue-haired Girl who works in her Mother's Butcher shop. Before she slaughters the Animals, though, she plays with them. The Problem: Agatha doesn't want the Animals to get Scared of her when they are slaughtered. So The Girl tries to convince the Animals that Slaughter is not a Bad Thing. When You visit the church, the Idea comes about: A religion of its own Has to come about. But like it all goes on, I don't spoil now, play it yourself! :D Pro:-Special, crazy story-Various crazy Characters to be found during the Adventure-Hand-painted graphics-> I like the Artstyle:)-Interesting Areas where some References to film/Play can be found-Twisted Satirical Humor Con:-Some unrealistic Combinations used for the Puzzle I have "Agatha Knife" a lot of Fun and I often had to grab myself with a Laugh, so oblique is the Humor. Finally, it can be said that the Overall Package of bizarre Humour, extraordinary Story and interesting Art-style works perfectly. =)

At first Glance you think the Game is totally sweet, vegan and atheist. But you're wrong about that. Very wrong. Agatha is a little Girl whose Mother owns a Butcher's shop. Agatha prefers to hug animals in her Spare time and then likes to open them up in order to always be able to supply the Shop with new Goods. The Animals don't seem to think it's very great to die, which Is why Agatha wants to start her own Religion in order to take away the Fear of Death from the Animals. She even wants to achieve the Opposite-the Animals are supposed to rejoice that they can sacrifice their Bodies to the big bleeding pig! Apart from the crazy Story line, the Game is still full of black humor, but it also has a small critical Touch. In Agatha's World, People don't care that a little Girl works in a Butcher's Shop. They do not Attach importance to the Quality and Origin of the Meat, but only to the lowest Possible Purchase price. Serious Subjects are charmingly wrapped in Humour, but can still make You think. Graphically, the Game is very simple, but also super sweet. Agatha is cute, the NPCs are cuddly and the (still) living animals make my Heart melt. There are also plenty of small Details and Insiders to discover in the lovingly designed backgrounds. The Gameplay is typical of Point And Click adventures. Talk, run, talk, think a bit and run even more. I have lacked a Fast-track Travel System, however, as you have to run relatively often from one End to the other End of town. Verdict: You don't like black Humor and are very sensitive to sensitive Issues? Then leave your Fingers off the Game. But If you are ready to engage in this Kind of Humor, a unique Game awaits you here, the Purchase of which you will certainly not regret.