Sainthood

The best Christian Video game currently available on the market, there are few games I go out of my way to 100% and this game deserves the investment due to it's excellent design that doesn't overstay it's welcome. I am looking forward towards what new projects the developer has in store. I would recommend this game to anyone, even non-Christians due to how non-intrusive yet well implemented the christian elements within the game. Christian Game developers should look to this game as an example of how to properly implement Christian themes and mechanics in a video game. 5/5

A cute and slightly challenging reminder to pray and perform corporal and spiritual acts of mercy. The humor is quite punny and fourth wall breaking. May God bless you!

It's cozy, but the story is very bland. It's well done, graphic wise and UI/UX wise. Be aware. This is a catholic game, where you pray, help others, get some donations, upgrade your items. Repeat for 30 days. I didn't buy any self immolation upgrades or fasting. If this your cup of tea, go ahead. I only bought this game because it was marked as cozy, I liked the thumbnail. I really thought the name was sarcastic and it would be on par with lots of the other games I get on steam that eventually becomes a nightmare. You don't get this here. [spoiler] I got the best ending in the first playthrough. Then on my 2nd playthrough I wanted to get hit by the spikes, but none appeared. I got 100 CP and -100 FP - the end was uh, very catholic - it doesn't matter if you help others and it's a good person, your soul is lost and you are dammed. I mean, The more you pray the best people treat you, it doesn't matter if you are doing charity work. I think there are 5 endings, but I won't bother. I really thought I would get something different, but it is a judgemental text" [/spoiler]

This is perhaps one of the most unique games I've played. Nothing else really tackles these subjects. The core loop is mostly resource management, but it definitely works well.

A cozy gem of a game with a relaxing, but still challenging, time and resource management system; lovely music and visuals; and lots of interesting history about African culture, Catholic tradition, and saints.

It's cute and I appreciate the amount of time it takes to create a game of any kind, and the love that must have gone into this. It's just...boring. I played it for 30 minutes and already was frustrated and bored by how little complexity or strategy there is to it.