
Time has come to celebrate Grandma’s 93rd birthday. Everyone has gathered for this memorable family dinner, but unfortunately, it looks like Grandma is about to be served for dessert! Inspired by the ’90s, discover a new retro point-and-click adventure game, fully hand-drawn in pixel art.
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"Who the fuck ate Grandma?" is an adventure game inspired by the famous 90s point&click games.
Your mission is to find out who could have devoured your Grandma during a memorable family dinner…
Grandma’s 93rd birthday is in full swing when the unthinkable happens: Grandma is there, served as the main course, floating in barbecue sauce and accompanied by a few small pickles. Dive into a mystery where twists will be numerous, and carry out the investigation to unmask the culprit among the members of a family, all more suspicious than the others.
Inspired by the great classics of point&click games, the game is based on a classic interface built around interactions between objects, inventory, and dialogue with characters. Explore the family house, interact with your environment, and solve (more or less logical) puzzles to progress through the story.
The game takes place mainly in the family home, and it has a fairly short length and really depends on how much time you spend solving the puzzles yourself (3-8 hours). Following a walkthrough, the game can be completed in a few hours.
To uncover the truth, you will need to discover the members of this eccentric family:
Toby: A strange boy, obsessed with his dinosaur card collection.
Bertrand: The eldest brother of the family, very hot tempered, legend says he has been chewing the same piece of gum for a year.
Rene: The self proclaimed specialist in vegan sausages. 
Josiane and Gustave: A couple in which personal interests seem to take priority over love.

The witnesses: Chirac the dog, Jerry the parrot, and many other quirky characters.

This game was developed entirely solo. Thank you for your support and your feedback.
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Languages: English, French
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Loved this game. Good humor, fun puzzles, enough clues for the observant player
Funny little adventure game. Liked it! :) With some references to the classics... :D
I really enjoyed this and will be looking forward to more like it.
Banana Picker goes hard
A fun little point & click, the premise is insane and I had a blast playing it. As silly as the game is, I wasn't expecting it to get emotional at all and yet it did. Excellent humour along with some challenging puzzles, highly recommend
Of all the games I've ever played, none has given me as much emotional whiplash as this one. I went in expecting a stupid but funny game, and I never imagined it would take such a gut-wrenching turn. I highly recommend this game. It is truly a masterpiece.
Awesome game!
Très sympa et bien pensé, j'ai passer un très bon moment. Je recommande.
Dude I thought this would just be simple joke game. In many ways, it was. But the story was actually engaging!!! Yes 2 hours is short but like PLAY IT ANYWAY ITS GOOD!!!!!!!
"This game is an ode to cannibalism"
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