Or maybe a Klaus Kinski movie.

I've just tried the demo. It's really good. :-)

Nice artwork.

Thanks!
I did not know this existed.

Decent point'n'clicker which nails it in atmosphere and visuals (so far), but can't say that I'm d'accord with censoring in order to conform to and appease the consoles' moral police departments.
If true, that is:

"One more thing - I assume this kind of covering-up is inevitable to be allowed on the more family-friendly platforms like Switch or PS4 but was there really no way you could've built and supported two separate versions (one w/ a bit of T'n'A and one w/o)?"
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EQIe_IAWkAEs1_r?format=jpg&name=large
https://twitter.com/sze_ht/status/1225576156700774401

This type of games (point&click adventures) is very bad for viewing on streams: whoever saw the playthrough is not interested in playing for himself/herself. Indeed, in such a game, this is the whole point - to find the way to progress. Replayability in such games is either completely absent or very small.

Piranka let us know because some people want to see the gameplay before deciding whether to buy it.
I definitely would like to see the game in motion and I don´t intend to stay for more than 10 minutes, as usual.

In general you're absolutely right and I never watch this kind of videos, but in this specific case I'm somewhat interested in game mechanics (not sure how classic is p&c experience here) and looking at a few minutes of gameplay may be really helpful, without a risk of any significant spoilers.