Fruitbat Factory has a track record of publishing some unique indie games that fly under the radar as sleeper hits. Agartha continues with this trend with environmental manipulation mixed with rogue-ish puzzle platforming. Both Squall and Gillman were not expecting to have this much fun with this game.
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