Agatha Knife

Agatha Knife is a point-and-click adventure about a kid who loves eating meat but also cares about the animals she's friends with. To resolve this contradiction, she invents her own religion called Carnivorism, then sets out to convert animals into believing their sacrifice leads to eternal happiness. You'll solve puzzles and navigate conversations to spread this doctrine. The game leans into dark humor—it's about persuading creatures to accept being eaten. Expect hand-drawn art with a deliberately unsettling premise wrapped in cartoon visuals. If you're drawn to offbeat narratives that tackle uncomfortable ideas through absurdist logic, this delivers that specific flavor of weird.