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Fatum Betula

Placed in a world without change, you must create fate by watering an ancient plant. Determine a future and live with it.

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Developer
Bryce Bucher
Publisher
Bryce Bucher
Release
June 20, 2020
6 years and 43 days ago
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Overwhelmingly Positive1,168 reviews95.9%

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About the Game

The Game

Fatum Betula is an atmospheric exploration game with light puzzle elements. A magical birch is the only thing dictating the future, and it is your job to find something appropriate to feed it with. There is a total of 10 unique endings and a plethora of secrets to uncover.

The World

Welcome to a world without a past. Reality slowly becomes meaningless as you learn more about what each unique location has to offer.

The Characters

In your time spent exploring the world of Fatum Betula, you will encounter many (sometimes literally) strange faces. Each of these characters has as much personality as the areas they inhabit, and I'm sure many of them will want a word.

The Style

Fatum Betula calls back to an era where vertices didn't sit still and textures failed to align. The game plays in a 320x240 resolution and replicates the flaws of older hardware.
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