
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
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Fans de Maniac Mansion ce jeu est pour vous, l'histoire est barrée, c'est drôle les enigmes sont loufoques. On se creusera parfois un peu plus la tête, mais une fois la logique obtenue ça passe tout seul. Le taux de bruteforce est relativement faible.
Einfach mal wieder ein schönes Point and Click Adventure. Ohne Schnick-Schnack, ohne Unreal Engine, einfach nur Pixel und geil. Hat echt Spaß gemacht, Rätsel sind weder zu schwer noch zu leicht, die Hinweise findet man eigentlich durchs spielen und denken. Was noch schön wäre, wenn irgendein "Geräusch" oder "Geblubber" kommen würde, während man sich unterhält, aber ist kein muss. Die Musik ist fantastisch, absolut empfehlenswert. ❤️
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I really enjoyed this and will be looking forward to more like it.
Game of the year
Gros fan de point&click depuis longtemps. Bah celui là est franchement pas infame, mais pas ouf non plus. J'ai pas pour autant envie de mettre une review negative, je veux voir d'autres jeux de ce dev. Le prix est décent, les graphismes oldschool sont funs. Mais.. C'est vite fini et un peu simpliste, à l'exception de quelques puzzles qui pour moi manquent d'indices tellement ils sont insensés, notamment le tout dernier du jeu (que je trouve absolument lamentable pour une fin: [spoiler]utiliser des boites de conserves pour faire un lance pierre, sérieusement ? Ca n'a aucun sens[/spoiler], limite pire que le "monkey wrench" de Monkey Island) Ca laisse un gout amer en bouche un peu. 5/10.
A bite-sized dark love letter to LucasArts games from the variety of straightforward to convoluted puzzle pathways, crisp and colorful pixel art, and an enjoyable score to keep on throughout exploring each part of the twisted house. I loved all the different text options available for conversation and interacting with objects. I look forward to seeing future games from Benjamin G. This game works excellently on tablet while played through steam link also
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