- April 24, 2019
- Transcenders Media
Knife Sisters
Platforms
About
Knife Sisters is a dark slice of life story, an erotic visual novel about peer pressure, manipulation, love, obsession and BDSM. Follow non-binary Leo during six intense weeks of budding emotions, occult rituals and consensual kinky sex.










- Great LGBTQ+ representation and exploration of relationships and kink with a diverse cast.
- Unique art style and excellent audio-visual design that enhances the overall experience.
- Engaging character interactions and well-crafted writing that captures the essence of flawed yet likable characters.
- The storyline lacks depth and player choice, making the narrative feel linear and forced.
- Some characters, particularly the protagonist, lack development and personality, leading to a less immersive experience.
- Overemphasis on sexuality and unrealistic portrayals of relationships can detract from the overall enjoyment.
story
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it linear and lacking depth, particularly in character development and relationship dynamics. While it features unique elements like consensual BDSM and a queer narrative, many feel that the choices offered do not significantly impact the storyline, leading to a frustrating experience. However, others appreciate the well-composed visual novel format and the intriguing characters, suggesting that it may appeal to fans of story-driven games despite its shortcomings.
“A wonderful, queer, interesting story.”
“Good fun if you like story-based games.”
“A really well composed visual novel with wonderfully written characters and a very intriguing storyline.”
“I picked every option to get a route with a certain someone, but the protagonist still says that they 'just like to play' with this person and don't really have any other feelings, and the story still goes as it was, without any turns.”
“The story never changes, relationships are stale and meaningless, and all of the writing went into one character, the most annoying witchy-wannabe of them all: Dagger.”
“Even if I gave the game complete benefit of the doubt, there are so many gaping holes where plot and personality should be.”