Agatha Knife
Mango Protocol · 2017 · Indie, Adventure, Point & Click, Female Protagonist, Dark Humor
PC
Very Positive93% · 571
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About Agatha Knife
Experience life through the eyes of seven-year-old Agatha, an insomniac who finds herself conflicted between friendship with the animals in her mother’s butcher shop and her unwavering love for eating meat. Embark on a satirical narrative point-and-click adventure as you go on an unpredictable journey through Agatha Knife’s quirky and hand-crafted world. Aiming to make the animals unafraid of their inevitable fate in the butcher shop where Agatha works, you’ll head into the whimsical Psychotic Universe looking for answers.
Upon her discovery of religion, Agatha quickly realizes it could be used as a valuable tool to win over the animals, quash their fears, and make them unafraid of death. Join Agatha as she undertakes the challenge of creating a new religion of her own, Carnivorism, and works to convince the animals that the sacrifice of their flesh is the secret to eternal happiness.
Taking place in the same world as Mango Protocol’s first title, MechaNika, Agatha Knife is riddled with dark humor, geek references, and challenging puzzles. Utilizing humor and wit to boldly explore controversial issues, players will find themselves immersed in Agatha’s struggles while experiencing the world through the eyes of a naive child. 
- Satirically humorous narrative adventure that lures you to the dark corners of everyday life.
- Create your own religion piece by piece.
- Uniquely colorful and hand-crafted art.
- Tackle controversial topics through the eyes of a child.
- Explore a dynamic and vibrant world that unfolds as your adventure progresses.
- Interact with diverse characters and uncover their stories during your quest.
- Original soundtrack created to suit each environment.
- Dive into the whimsical Psychotic Universe, the same world as the Mango Protocol's beloved first game, MechaNika.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Estoy aprendiendo español y pensé que sería una buena idea jugar algo fácil. Por supuesto, jugué a Agatha Knife en español. Creo que es un videojuego único, porque combina la forma infantil en que Agatha ve el mundo con un humor para adultos y con cosas bastante crueles que ocurren a su alrededor. Por eso, si eres adulto, no te aburrirás jugando a este asombroso juego. Hablando de mí, Agatha Knife es el primer videojuego que jugué en español. Me ayudó a aprender nuevas palabras y gramática. ¡Te recomiendo que lo pruebes si no lo has jugado!2 found this helpful
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I really enjoyed this creepy cute game! I tend to go more for indie games with cute graphics. This fit the bill and had a creepy story line so I really enjoyed it. I did beat it in 8 hours with 86% complete, but there is a second run through option. I will maybe play again and shoot for the 100% completion. For a few bucks, I am happy with it. The creator seems to have some other similar styled games as well.
Cute and simple game, it didn't over stay its welcome and great story. It can get repetitive running back and forth but there's a lot to make up for it.
Agatha Knife is a delightfully unconventional point-and-click adventure developed and published by Mango Protocol that thrives on blending dark comedy with philosophical satire. At the center of the story is Agatha, a seven-year-old girl who has an enormous appetite for meat but also genuinely cares for the animals raised in her mother's struggling butcher shop. Rather than abandoning either of her passions, she invents an outrageous solution by creating a religion designed to convince livestock that being slaughtered is a noble path to paradise. This bizarre premise immediately sets the tone for an adventure that is unapologetically eccentric, balancing innocent childhood imagination with themes that are both humorous and morally unsettling. The game's narrative is its greatest achievement. Instead of relying on conventional heroes and villains, it presents a cast of eccentric personalities whose conversations explore topics such as religion, ethics, consumerism, and human hypocrisy. Agatha's childish optimism often clashes with the grim realities surrounding her, creating situations that are equally hilarious and thought-provoking. The writing rarely takes itself too seriously, …
There's something charming about a little girl who's so used to slaughtering animals that she became socially akward. This game is a short point and click adventure, its not hard, rather the opposite, but has an interesting plot, enough for you to invest time on it. Granted, there are games that are far better at executing this concept but this game came out in 2017 when the genre was not nearly as overwhelmed as it is now. The artstyle is really cute, and has the mid 2010s vibe very well achieved, reminding me a lot of Homestuck or similar stuff from that time. Fact is, i wouldn't be suprised if that's where the inspiration came from. The UI on the main menu is a little hard to understand and the default text (handwritten) a bit hard to read, but there's an option to change the latter, so its not biggie. IMPORTANT: This game is a sequel to the Nicka game, so you MAY want to play it first, but that's entirely optional as it does not hurt the plot besides establishing her character a bit better and giving some background on Agatha herself. Overall, good game! Score: 7/10
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