Haha .

And Gog rejected Hatred .

edit: https://www.bigfishgames.com/games/5404/penny-dreadfuls-sweeny-todd-collectors-edition/?pc

Read Oil of Dog (which is part of the Parenticide Club stories) by Ambrose Bierce, and you know
where the idea comes from.

i like how the game looks, and i like a both the humor and a buisness simulator. but then i stoped when i got to: "Sharpen your fast paced Point and Click skills", and though - no thank you.

Odd then when it has controller support given this screencap showing it .. I say this as how would a game made for point and click work with controller support is my question

When's the Barber DLC coming out?

Because it is more inclusive (and indiscriminate), and is not based on someones gender, sex (sexual preferences), looks or sexual appendages, or lack thereof. So much so, that even Asexual people can enjoy it too...

I still don't understand how this game went through the Gog curation system .

This gets a pass but not Hatred??

I think the general rule is: "If a certain tabu is enjoyable then it won't be allowed. Not fun, then no problem!" :P.

I got a feeling that Stephand Sondheim did it better.........

I don't think this partuclarly story about cannibalism is much of a tabu, given how Sondheim"s "Sweeney Todd"
has been a classical musical for over 50 years, and the film version in 2007 did not raise a peep of controversy.
I think that it,,,and I am sure the game,......is black comedy sort of takes the sting out of it.
That being said, i don't think the game looks very good. Looks like it will be very reptitave in play.

Killing your potential customers is a weird way to establish a business at new place, don't you think? :)

Comments like those are neglecting the fact that GOG used to be much more censorious than they were up until about the middle of last year (IIRC), when they finally had a long-overdue policy shift and decided to finally start being less censorious (the policy shift happened when they released Agony Unrated on GOG, after having previously rejected it, and other such controversial games, like Hatred).

Hatred was rejected under their previous old censorious policies. It probably wouldn't be rejected under their current, relatively new, less-censorious policies.