We make small, fast games that run on the phone you already have.

Agonia is an independent studio building HTML5 games for the FRVR platform — one tap to play, no install, no store queue. Every title is written from scratch in raw WebGL and held to 60 fps on low-end Android.

Free to play · Mobile first · Social · HTML5

Released

Live now, on every channel FRVR distributes to.

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Released

Possum Archaeologists

Two very dedicated possums have excavated a junkyard and are certain they have found priceless ancient relics. (It is a rubber duck. It is a broken flip phone. They do not care.) Dig through the pile and match three before your tray overflows.

  • Endless dig sites — deeper piles, more relics, more chaos every run.
  • Today’s Trench — one daily dig, the same board for every player on earth.
  • 34 catalogued “artifacts”, each solemnly given a museum name.
Possum Archaeologists gameplay: a layered pile of relic tiles above a seven-slot tray.

Site 6 of an endless dig. Only uncovered relics are tappable — and the tray holds seven.

Playable on
  • FRVR
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • Google Play
  • Galaxy Store
  • Xiaomi
Play free
In development

More games on the way

Several titles are in the workshop. We announce them when they are ready to play — not before.

The studio

Six rules we do not bend.

01

Bytes are the budget

No engines, no frameworks. Every kilobyte a player downloads has to earn its place.

02

Low-end Android is the floor

If it does not hold frame rate on a cheap phone, it does not ship.

03

Touch first

Designed for a thumb on a bus. Mouse and keyboard work too.

04

Free to play

Every game, start to finish, for nothing. No purchase to unlock it, no paywall halfway down — and rewarded ads are always the player’s choice, never a toll.

05

Better with friends

Share a run, invite the people you know, and collect the rewards for bringing them along. Everyone digs the same daily board, so a leaderboard is a real argument.

06

Built to come back to

Dailies, streaks and collections — every title is made to still be there tomorrow.