The Holy Gosh Darn

Perfectly Paranormal / Sep 26, 2024 / Adventure, Indie

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Play as Cassiel, a foul-mouthed angel trapped in a time loop with a mission to save Heaven. Use the magical clock bestowed upon you from Death (yes, that Death, from Manual Samuel, stop asking) to jump between timelines across Heaven, Hell, Earth and Helheim to stop Heaven from going boom. Again.

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What's new

Minor Update

2025-10-13

• Minor update to update Unity to patched version with updated security protocols

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What players say

Very Positive

98% positive, 180 reviews

Recommended12 hrs played

Here's the third game of The Complete Tuesday Trilogy. Out of these three, this one is easily the best. It's probably good even as a stand-alone game, but I played the previous games of the story first so I don't know if the references to those games will just baffle you if you don't have the context. If you can endure to play the complete trilogy, this game truly shines. This is a really good and funny adventure...

7 found this helpful, 2026-01-20

Recommended13 hrs played

I played Manual Samuel, the first game in the now known "Tuesday Trilogy," but I only played the first part and didn't get super far. I didn't dislike it- life got in the way. The second game, Helheim Hassle, I didn't even know about. However, THIS game spoke to me, and I'm glad I played it through. It's a fantastic game, where you need ZERO knowledge of the previous games to enjoy it. The puzzles were enjoyable, the...

5 found this helpful, 2026-03-21

Not recommended8 hrs played

This game is good. Real good. The visuals are well-done, the writing is on point and made me laugh out loud several times, and the gameplay leads to interesting puzzles and mechanics. However, there is one segment that is keeping me from recommending the game. Later on in the game, you have to tail someone through several alleyways without them spotting you. During this, you have to avoid different hazards or use...

9 found this helpful, 2026-05-12