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Game (2019)
Felix The Reaper - A romantic comedy game about the life of death. Felix The Reaper is a romantic comedy about the life of Death. It's brought to you on PC as a 3D shadow manipulation puzzle adventure game of dance, dying people and dangerous love. Felix has set out to conquer the heart of Betty The Maiden. He's fallen in love watching her from the train window commuting to work everyday for ages. He works at The Ministry of Death, she works at The Ministry of Life. Hence they don't meet. He's taught himself to dance, because he's convinced, that will win Betty over. And he's gotten really good at it too. Finally Felix has come to realise, that it's not enough, that he can dance, if they never meet. And one day he decides to become a Field Reaper and go to work in the human world. That's where life and death collides. Hence he might finally get to ask Betty out for a dance. Excel at making sure people die, the way they are destined to, because that's what Field Reapers do, and Felix might finally get to meet Betty here in the human world. Felix The Reaper is produced by Kong Orange with support from The Danish Film Institute and The West Danish Film Fund, and the production has been invested in by CapNova.

Game (2019)
Felix The Reaper - A romantic comedy game about the life of death. Felix The Reaper is a romantic comedy about the life of Death. It's brought to you on PC as a 3D shadow manipulation puzzle adventure game of dance, dying people and dangerous love. Felix has set out to conquer the heart of Betty The Maiden. He's fallen in love watching her from the train window commuting to work everyday for ages. He works at The Ministry of Death, she works at The Ministry of Life. Hence they don't meet. He's taught himself to dance, because he's convinced, that will win Betty over. And he's gotten really good at it too. Finally Felix has come to realise, that it's not enough, that he can dance, if they never meet. And one day he decides to become a Field Reaper and go to work in the human world. That's where life and death collides. Hence he might finally get to ask Betty out for a dance. Excel at making sure people die, the way they are destined to, because that's what Field Reapers do, and Felix might finally get to meet Betty here in the human world. Felix The Reaper is produced by Kong Orange with support from The Danish Film Institute and The West Danish Film Fund, and the production has been invested in by CapNova.
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There is a static image of a woman in a bikini, and the main character occasionally shakes his butt while dancing.
Characters are shown being killed in various ways, resulting in bloodshed and decapitation.
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A character is shown drinking what is assumed to be alcohol to the point of intoxication.
The game features challenging puzzles that can be more frustrating than fun.
The game is available as a paid downloadable title across multiple platforms.
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The game is a trial-and-error experience showing how actions can have unintended consequences.
The hero remains upbeat and dancing while doing grim work, and his mentor is firm but encouraging.
The review notes a static image of a woman in a bikini and a character who is a shapely woman depicted in a sexualized way; representation of women is limited to such depictions, with no explicit assessment of broader gender or cultural diversity.
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