Agatha Knife

Agatha Knife is a point-and-click adventure game where players use the cursor to hover over items of interest and characters to interact with using context commands. Players progress by interacting with characters and using items by selecting collected items to use from a backpack inventory. Players control Agatha, who is a seven-year-old insomniac who lives with her mother in a butcher's shop that has trouble making ends meet. Over time, she develops a conflicted relationship between the animals, who she develops compassion for and loves to play with, and her desire to help her mother's business.

Agatha's mother prays for a solution. Agatha meets a man who offers to assist them with her problems and convinces her to start her own religion. Agatha develops her own religion, Carnivorism, in an attempt to convince the animals that they can reach the afterlife by sacrificing themselves.

Agatha Knife received "mixed or average" reviews, according to review aggregator Metacritic. Reviewers praised the game's visual presentation and tone. Describing the art style as "charming", Adventure Gamers found the presentation to be both "rough" and "endearing", and depicted gory scenes in ways that were "cutesy enough to avoid being outright grotesque". Nintendo Life praised the "lovely" and "delightful style" of the game's line-drawn comic presentation.

Nintendo World Report similarly highlighted the game's "unique" art style and "intense attention to detail". Push Square praised the "distinctive art style" of the game's "simplistic, cartoonish aesthetic", finding it complemented the game's "charming and disturbing" subject matter.