Wrath Of The Violent Vicar - Interactive Film

$1.99

Release Date:: Oct 20, 2020
Developer:: Let's go to the Grindhouse
Publisher:: Let's go to the Grindhouse
Platforms:: Windows

Simulation Indie Adventure Action Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

SUMMARY

Wrath Of the Violent Vicar is an Interactive FMV movie game inspired by horror / exploitation movies of the 70s & 80s often shown in “Grindhouse” cinemas and on VHS tapes. Damaged film, dirt and grime where common in these types of pictures. Violent Vicar puts you the player in control of the movie giving a choice on how the story plays out with multiple options for each scene. Directed by cult underground film Director – Nick Box (She’s Dead, Andrew W.K Party Safari)

STORY

A friendly Vicar goes on a murderous violent mission of revenge when an evil Reverend and his gang of thugs terrorises his village, with guidance from Jesus himself who can take the guise of either a nice friendly traditional Christ or a Jive talking angry Christ. Full of Action, Laughs, Violence and the occasional WTF moment. Based on the 2012 film with the same title.

FEATURES

FMV – Stylized Full Motion Video.

BRANCHING STORY – Select multiple options for each scene for the story to play out differently with each play through.

HIDDEN SCENES – Discover hidden never seen before scenes .

EXTENDED SCENES – This game features extended Death scenes known as “Super Kills” these unlock longer kill scenes to those seen in the original film, however for a more complete experience you advised not to over use this feature and mix it up with “Normal Kills” too.

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User Reviews

Mixed

7 user reviews

57%

Positive

User #398682 english

7 hrs at review

Recommended

A short interactive horror movie about religion - You are in charge of a murderous priest that kills people with his bible. Absolutely hilarious, and I loved the awesome soundtrack of this game. https://youtu.be/-F6yqb0i6GQ

User #419386 english

27 min at review

Not Recommended

Watching the screenplay, listening every bit of conversations and feel the overflowing power of the story, I just had one question in my mind: Why did you make this? The quality of videos and sound is poor. The videos looks like, when I recorded videos with my old Sony Ericcson W300I phone. The sound is post dubbed it, but it sounds not right. I mean, I know it's not easy to make it right, but still not good here. Also some sound effects are too loud, sometimes the characters are quiet. Story of this thing is literally just "comedy". A vicar has enough and kills everyone who don't want to follow the Lord's words. Literally this and nothing more. What I don't get it, is in tags, this game is mentioned as a horror game. Where, it definetly caused me horror, it's not that. It's more like a "comedy" thing, where the guy kills everyone with a funny looking face. The choices you can make has two types: bad or good Jesus and normal or super kill. What ever you choose, the ending is the sam...

User #813338 english

30 min at review

Recommended

IF U LOVE FMV AND B MOVIE CRAZINESS. U WILL LOVE THIS... NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART ... BUT A CRAZY EXPERIENCE FOR SURE

User #110854 english

22 min at review

Recommended

Nailed the grindhouse aesthetic. It is an interactive movie, but the level of interaction is pretty low. The movie is pretty short, half an hour for a single playthrough. I love FMV and grindhouse, so this was an easy pick, I enjoyed it a lot. It would really benefit from subtitles. Sometimes the audio levels are badly off and hard to understand dialogue. This one should be pretty transparent as to what it is about. If nothing about it is your thing, then don't bother. If you like the look and feel, then definitely grab it.